Sentence examples for last necessity from inspiring English sources

People do not have money for food and clothing, appliances are the last necessity".

He also wrote five well-received collections of image-driven poetry; the second, "Promised Lands" (1990), won praise from his fellow expatriate writer J. M. Coetzee, and the last, "Necessity" (2002), was greeted as "an extraordinary meld of acute perception and formal resource" by the poet Robert Creeley.

Many believed that Buchanan supported Breckinridge, but Breckinridge wrote to Beck that "The President is not for me except as a last necessity, that is to say not until his help will not be worth a damn".

The seasonal proliferation also reflects a broader emotional acceptance of memorials in the culture, as symbolized by the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington, said David Sloane, a professor of planning at the University of Southern California and the author of "The Last Great Necessity: Cemeteries in American History" (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991).

Torturers always do their work with regret, and out of last-ditch necessity, certain that the existence of their country or their church or their values depends on it.

Get these things out of the way to deal with the last minute necessities — like getting a student visa.

Ms. Ammon had been dispatched by the company to pick up last-minute necessities, including 64 feet of half-inch metal chain.

The president wants to stay not within the letter of the law, but within its broad principles, and in the last resort, "military necessity" can overrule all of it.

The last is a necessity for keeping your beer cold, as no alcoholic beverages are served here although the owners – who live on site – don't mind if you bring your own.

The prime minister, William Ewart Gladstone, at last recognizing the necessity for drastic Irish reforms, disestablished the Protestant Church of Ireland in 1869 and in 1870 introduced the first Irish Land Act, which conceded the principles of secure tenure and compensation for improvements made to property.

In the last step, the necessity of (6.16) is immediately seen (6.12) due to the fact that A x ∈ c and A ˜ x ∈ c.