Sentence examples for last got to from inspiring English sources

With dimming vision and pounding heart, I flailed my way upward and at last got to the top, propelled by the thought of a tabloid obit: Critic collapses on escalator while racing to a Heather Graham movie.

It was around that time that Ms. Gheorghiu reconsidered "Don Carlo" and that Ms. Poplavskaya at last got to sing for Mr. Gergiev, at the Met, while rehearsing for her house debut as Natasha Rostova in Prokofiev's "War and Peace" in December 2007.

But no final was quite as hard to swallow as the last one, in 2008 in Mar del Plata, when Argentina at last got to play a final at home and made the unprecedented decision to play indoors on a hard court in an attempt to negate Nadal.

The Seattle-but-soon-Chicago-based aerospace company at last got to brag about a sale at the Paris International Air Show, announcing that Japan Air Lines has ordered three 777-200, 328-seat twinjet airplanes for $525 million.

After years in which the industry has been slow to see the way through the digital jungle, it's at last got to grips with the idea that content plus convenience is the answer.

The Washington Post landed its last on-the-record meeting with the president nearly four years ago, as did the Wall Street Journal; the New York Times last got to him in the fall of 2010.

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

The Fiver's heart sang when we realised we would at last get to tell a good news story.

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.

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