Sentence examples for last coming to from inspiring English sources

So PayPal is at last coming to be seen as a threat to the big credit-card companies such as Visa and MasterCard.

In a large, intensely proud, football-mad nation, that is an embarrassment.After years of neglect, Russia's corporate overlords are now at last coming to local football's aid.

Croatia's main petrol company, INA, is also recovering some lost ground outside its home territory.In diplomacy as well as commerce, the ex-Yugoslav states are getting along better and at last coming to recognise that they have common interests.

"This is a democratic regime that is eventually, and at long last, coming to terms with its past," said Kenneth Maxwell, a British historian and columnist for the newspaper Folha de São Paulo.

This year the Christmas Eve concert was devoted fully to Mozart, whose 250th anniversary year is quickly and, at long last, coming to a close; soon we'll resume hearing Mozart all the time without having to give a reason.

There are no schools in the district itself, but with so many new residential conversions, hotels and museums opening in the area, the diversity that Jane Jacobs wrote about is at last coming to the southern tip of Manhattan.

A mere eight decades later, the technology may at last come to fruition.

Meanwhile, after many years, he has at last come to terms with being Mr Blonde.

5. Has it really been 16 years since the Paris Opera Ballet last came to New York?

The film is directed by Stephen Frears, who last came to Venice with The Queen.

We'd last come to Hawaii seven years before, as newlyweds honeymooning on Kauai.