Sentence examples for last expressed from inspiring English sources

When he regained control of himself and the room and at last expressed his gratitude, Mr. McCain declared "This is a time for celebration".

Given his late start as a novelist, it is perhaps not surprising that one of the wishes Saramago's last expressed wishes was to pause the world for 50 years.

Ultimately McCarthy flighted the free-kick that at last expressed his talent and United, for the first time since 1996, now have no lines to speak in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

It's nice finally to learn when this whole story is actually taking place, and it's a relief to see Cathy at last expressing something akin to sympathy for others as the boys from a neighboring farm die in battle, one by one.

Hence the deviance of the complete model may be broken down into the sum of three terms: the first exclusive to xi, the second exclusive to the rest of the variables and the last expressing the explanation common to xi and the other variables: 1 = part xi) + part(whole\xi) + (1- part xi) - part(whole\xi)).

Richard M. Morris's workday always begins when he squeezes onto Metro-North's final rush hour train at Croton-on-Hudson, the last express stop before Manhattan.

In response to the constant battering, the inspectors have become wild eccentrics, manic depressives, and brawlers; they work in teams, and then the teams, pumping themselves up like rival street gangs, pick ridiculous quarrels or stage lunatic competitions, like a race on the tracks at closing time, with a train (the last express) coming up hard behind the runners.

Over in the sixth chapter of "Our Lives, Our Fortunes and Our Sacred Honor," news of the alarm arrives in Philadelphia, as the last express rider in a 70-hour relay halts his weary horse at Carpenters' Hall, where delegates in the First Continental Congress had, one day earlier, begun their deliberations.

If you are heading for a local station but want to travel faster, you could take the express train to the last express station before your destination and transfer to the local train.

It aesthetically reproduces the illusions and mystifications which make up the essence of this civilisation, in order that Difference may at last be expressed".

The BBC pundit Phil Neville has also spoken out in defence of Sterling, acknowledging that the Liverpool manager, Brendan Rodgers, had last week expressed concerns over his charge's workload.