Sentence examples for last get to from inspiring English sources

But if it does, carbon nanotubes, long a Cinderella material, will at last get to go to the ball.

The economy surges on the emergency spending — and newly employed men and women at last get to move out of their relatives' basements.

The Fourth World was to be his liberation — the place where he would at last get to do his own thing.

Markets were torn between hope that money will at last get to those that need it and fear that the plan reveals how worried the central banks really are.

"This has been tremendously trying for Luke's parents," said Vick. "They have waited patiently for this inquest in the hope that it will at last get to the bottom of what happened to their son".

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Some Indians think that all this is a healthy sign of a free and noisy democracy at last getting to grips with a problem.

The relentless life of Lady Gaga, below, filled with burdensome headpieces and nonstop costume changes and makeup jobs, has at last gotten to her.

There was also hope that this could mark the low point for the group and that Pandit is at last getting to grip with Citi's costs.

In our daily lives, we're at last getting to grips with the basics - switching to low-energy bulbs, turning off lights, washing at lower temperatures and buying low-energy appliances are slowly becoming the norm.

But there is evidence this week that music is at last getting to grips with that disruption, while the TV industry - where change has come more slowly - is suddenly getting nervy about a scrappy outsider.