Sentence examples for it would at last from inspiring English sources

"As recently as last May, the F.B.I. was still claiming that V.C.F. would be completed by the end of 2004, and that it would at last give the F.B.I. the 'cutting-edge technology' it needs," the senator said.

Her writing speaks clearly, and with considerable subtlety, about both her artistic concerns and her life as a whole, as in these lines from Coming to That, a collection published by Graywolf Press in 2011: If Art would only talk it would, at last, reveal itself for what it is, what we all burn to know.

Apple announced on Monday that it would at last return some of its cash pile to shareholders in the form of dividends and stock buybacks, at a cost of more than $10 billion a year for the next three years.

The same is true of her new poetry, which considers the liabilities of age and gender, and the fallibilities of art, with a cool eye, wryly and dryly, as in her poem "Artspeak": If Art would only talk it would, at last, reveal itself for what it is, what we all burn to know.

A senior administration official described that legislation as largely symbolic — since the Shiite-dominated government had begun to accommodate some Sunni officials in practice — but important in that it would at last signal some progress, capitalizing on the relative lull in violence.

It would at last dismantle the semi-mythical "układ," a group of corrupt elites who held the levers of power.

At 10 00 we were told it would begin at 10 10.

On general government debt, Fitch predicted it would peak at 92%-93 92%-93P in 2015-16 and start falling in 2017.

Said Steffen: "Twenty years ago, if I had told the people of Ilulissat that it would rain at Christmas 2007, they would have just laughed at me.

Not at midnight, though — "the event," as the Web site called it, would happen at 10 44 a.m.

For example, if your monthly benefit would be $2,000 a month if claimed at 66, it would be $2,160 at 67 and $2,640 at 70.