Sentence examples similar to long lasting wake from inspiring English sources
Only Germany and France, acting together, can convey to Europe's citizens and to the world the sense that the EU is at long last waking up to today's global realities.
Long lasting headache attacks.
We suggest that the normalization of BT in KX during anaesthesia was caused by an increased muscle tone due to the cataleptic property of ketamine and mainly by a long lasting wake-up period where animals slowly regain thermoregulatory control.
At long, long last the Federal Reserve is waking up to the need to strengthen the dollar.
Yes, at long last, local corporations are waking to the call of the market.
Welcoming the measurers, Tony Juniper, director of the Friends of the Earth, said: "At long last, the chancellor appears to be waking up to the enormous threat posed by climate change and is taking some steps to put us in a better position to act.
And, at long last, Poland.
Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.
At long last I was renouncing chance".
