Sentence examples for last supply from inspiring English sources

She still has five left from her last supply run about half a year ago.

The following year the first of many wagon trains rested at Council Grove, the last supply point before Santa Fe.

Nor was the suggestion that Oates, along with Scott and the other three men, might have survived had the returning party ahead of them left sufficient fuel and rations in the last supply depot.

Roads into Aleppo, Syria's biggest city before the war, had already been virtually impassible since early July when troops loyal to the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, moved within firing range of the last supply corridor.

At that time, ministers said the government does not possess any evidence that such weapons have been deployed, and suggested that the bomb found by Amnesty International could have been from a previous conflict in the region, adding that the last supply of this weapon to the Saudis was in 1989.

That number could rise sharply if the government troops advancing on Aleppo cut off the city's last supply line, with the UN warning on Tuesday that up to 300,000 civilians could be stranded in the city that was once Syria's biggest urban centre.

Before that, before the last supplies ran out, he traded unleaded on the red market.

He, at last, supplied the touch of class, the Augustan presence, that the Yankees had so insistently proclaimed for themselves and have now thrown away.

The last time Ireland, Scotland and Wales provided only one quarter-finalist between them was in 1997-98 whicoincidentallyally, was the year when England last supplied four clubs to the knock-out stage.

In March Georgia had its last supplies of sodium thiopental siezed by federal agents acting on information that the state had imported the substance from the UK before the British restrictions had been imposed, but without a proper licence.

Those who have been rescued and brought to land have recounted horrific stories of murders over the last supplies of water and food during almost a month stranded at sea.