Sentence examples for now finally coming to from inspiring English sources

Yes, that's what he is calling the roe that is now finally coming to market.

It was unacceptable". Essam is now finally coming to Britain, to perform at the Barbican's musical celebration of the Arab spring later this week, sharing the bill with other artists who gave the revolution its soundtrack.

Over the course of the last few years, Mozilla's engineers were hard at work on a couple of projects that are now finally coming to fruition.

It's a wondrous sight to behold – YOU are a wondrous sight to behold, Class of 2018 – and your occurrence here is made even more remarkable by the fact that you're not just some collection of birds, but rather a very carefully selected group of the most talented students from across the planet, all flocking here at this moment, and now finally coming to roost to begin your Duke career.

Months of anticipation now finally coming to fruition in that bone chilling, early morning fog.

But his allegiance to Mr. Bush and his commitment to run a C.I.A. free of politics have now finally come to cross purposes.

In Devecik, a town close to the Iraqi border, people are hoping peace will now finally come to an area where clashes between the PKK and Turkish security forces have been at their worst for years.

The search for a new CEO took AMD, which rivals Intel, took over half a year but has now finally come to an end with the appointment of Read.

We now (finally!) come to the point of going through all those experiments in the cognitive and brain sciences.

I rejoice that the votes of the citizens of the District are finally being honored, and that today's Republicans wouldn't dream of the extreme and un-American methods Bob Barr (who has now seen the error of his ways) used back then, and that this blatant disenfranchisement of D.C. voters has now finally come to an end".

By arguing that "the projected device… is so radically new that many of its uses will become clear only after it has been put into operation", Von Neumann helped to usher in the era of general-purpose computing which, alas, may now be finally coming to a close, as consumers embrace single-purpose apps and tightly controlled computing devices.