That was an excuse to finally, at last, meet.
But the pasta dishes at Finalmente (which means "finally, at last") are so nicely varied and well prepared they beckon me on almost every visit.
"Oh, we've had four or five big parties here now!" El Gemati told me, listing revolutionary landmarks: the NATO intervention, the fall of Triploli and now finally, at last, Qaddafi's death.
"K=kiss!" Eventually, their relationship grew intimate: Kusama "apparently gave [Cornell] his first true taste of sexual bliss," the Cornell biographer (and New York Times Magazine contributing writer) Deborah Solomon writes: "He was 60 years old, and finally, at last, he kissed a woman on the mouth, and explored a woman's body with his hands......
It was, perhaps, a year later when we noticed the boy had taken it upon himself to write of our loss by carving grief into the trunk for all of us: "4 JD 4 ED..."... Years later another living little girl, finally, at last, made the tree: "... 4 CJ".
By then they knew, too, that sooner or later they'd have to give in, then sooner was over, only later was looming, aphasic, raving too late, so they held council and argued it out, and though his daughter with her strict religion was afraid, they decided to help him, and told the old man, who said, "Finally, at last," and then to his daughter, "Don't be afraid".
Finally, at 13 35 the last of the Chinese infantry were forced off the forward slopes of Boulder City by the US Marines.
Finally, at 11 30 A.M., we were finished.
Finally, at 10 30, he sent a text message.
Finally, at 29-25, Hart came in with a game winning kill on a set by Murphy.
Finally, at 15 32, splat: a snare and a sizzle cymbal struck at the same time.
