Sentence examples for last it would be from inspiring English sources

Because, at long last, it would be labeled the state actor it has always been.

If the first Ashes test at Cardiff this year does prove to be his last, it would be an ironic conclusion.

Since people are unlikely to buy a new level until they have finished the last, it would be bad business for Monkey Brains to present any insurmountable hurdles.

"More and more people are poking their heads up and saying, 'do you think the licence fee is going to last?' It would be lovely but I really don't.

The pace of development within the sport is breathtaking; if a car were to win the first race and not be upgraded, by the end of the season it would not only be last, it would be lapped!

With the new metrics of 390 million monthly active mobile users, and the fact that ad sales are growing at last, it would be incorrect to say that Mayer's bet for Yahoo is wrong.

If it was his last run it would be a different matter.

A decision to invade on the ground would, it is true, be a last resort: it would be militarily difficult and politically divisive.

Were Kate given the last word, it would be quite possible to read "Seminar" as a sharp critique of gender inequality.

"If such data is taken as a last resort, it would be necessary to look carefully at how it would be stored and retained".

Plan in advance as at the last minute it would be difficult for you to get everything organized.