Sentence examples for last means from inspiring English sources
"In some cases, it's a company's last means of survival".
A single off the last means he keeps the strike.
"We have three principles: awareness, prevention and self-defense as a last means," he said.
A single off the last means Hales keeps strike with England needing another 23 runs from the final 12 balls.
A single from the last means he takes 13 runs from five balls faced and has 39 from just 32.
His 66 – Spieth dropped a shot at the last – means a two-stroke lead after 18 holes.
A couple of leg byes from the last mean Root's three overs have cost 24.
Not a nice guy and the last mean old skinflint we'd associate with a destructive-but-lovable Labrador retriever.
"It is hardly an injustice to have legal rulings which, at long last, mean that Argentina must pay the debts which it owes," Judge Thomas P. Griesa of Federal District Court concluded.
Victory in the last meant Great Britain won the Prestbury Cup by 14 winners to Ireland's 13.
A birdie at the last meant the Northern Irishman at least ended on a positive note going into the final round in Sydney.
