Sentence examples for last glimmer from inspiring English sources

Monaco won the opening game, but that was arguably the last glimmer of hope for him.

The braziers are lighted during the last glimmer of daylight on designated evenings and burn until 1 a.m.

The last glimmer of Russian political liberty under the Bolsheviks was snuffed out in January , 1918 when Vladimir Ilyich Lenin forcibly dissolved the democratically elected Constituent Assembly.

The Nets gave Chicago one last glimmer of hope as Joakim Noah forced a jump ball with Williams with three seconds left.

Nobody would believe her anyway, for she alone saw the light in his eyes, the last glimmer before the eternal night, as it is called, the brief moment of lucidity before the end.

"In the end some good may come of the whole episode," she told the Observer on Friday afternoon, as the last glimmer of daylight disappeared across the water on this northernmost outpost of Britain.

And so goes one of the last glimmers of hope for the Bush-era Republicans.

Their last glimmers of hope disappeared this week when both the Mama Grizzly from Alaska and the Papa Bear from New Jersey announced that they would not run.

If Jack Kerouac had written only a single paragraph -- that last glimmering moment in "On the Road," that scattering echo of Fitzgerald -- we might remember him anyway.

"As time passes, my student years in the 1970s begin to look like the last, fading decade of a sensibility of twilight …," he writes, " … the last glimmering of a way of seeing".

At the end of January, the final glimmer of Cagean spirit left the block, when Laura Kuhn, the director of the John Cage Trust, removed the last of the couple's belongings from Apartment 5-B.