Sentence examples for lasts of from inspiring English sources

How long that lasts, of course, remains uncertain.

The New Yorker, June 28 , 1993P. 60 Earthly glory lasts, of course.

By Benjamin Ivry The New Yorker, June 28 , 1993P. 60 Earthly glory lasts, of course.

The offending shot lasts of all of two seconds and is about as disturbing as an episode of the Teletubbies.

(Day-Lewis's last — the beechwood form that is carved in the shape of his foot, upon which his shoes are made — dangles in a storeroom above the shop, in London, alongside the lasts of Charlie Watts, David Beckham, Jony Ive, and Kenneth Branagh).

But even if all that lasts of the great memory machine of the past fortnight is the stuff that dreams are made on in a few million young – and old – imaginations, then you might argue it will have fulfilled its purpose.

It won't last, of course.

That may not last, of course.

The euphoria won't last, of course.

That lasted all of five minutes.

This phase can last thousands of years.