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Discover LudwigThe phrase "last in time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the most recent or final event or action in a sequence. Example: The last in time to arrive at the party was Sarah, who showed up just as the guests were starting to leave.
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The city was finished at last, in time for the Emperor's fortieth birthday.
No one blinked when Congress abandoned deficit control to bolster the economy and fund the war in Afghanistan, or when the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates repeatedly, then held them down.The unity with which such decisions are made does not always last; in time, the country became deeply divided when Mr Bush used 9/11 as a reason to invade Iraq.
"My creations are not meant to last in time," he tells The Creators Project.
The retraction induced by WIN in non-CBR1 overexpressing neurons in vitro and in vivo its minimal and did not last in time in the presence of the agonist.
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lecoqii was 2 5 % for the same seed batch in the warmest climate at the two last points in time.
Looking at the last point in time, SOC still forecast tobacco use, but not any other construct.
She competed last in the time trial and won in convincing fashion, 15.47 seconds faster than Judith Arndt of Germany.
Asafa Powell was expected to be a medal threat but finished last in a time of 11.99 after injuring his groin.
New statistics for September, released by the Portland-based Flightstats, ranked Southwest dead last in on-time arrivals.
Last time in those areas there was a mass boycott.
Last time, in 1994, it took more than three months for a ruling coalition to emerge.
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