Sentence examples for recognition at last from inspiring English sources

Castro himself, another megalomaniac, preened: recognition at last.

A tone-deaf and error-riddled press release breathlessly announced that " 'ain't' gets official recognition at last".

Mr. Kwan won best-director recognition at last month's Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan, the island's most prestigious film honors.

In a 2011 documentary about Introdans, called "Recognition at Last," broadcast on national Dutch television, Mr. Wiggers and Mr. Voorintholt spoke frankly about the company's troubles.

It's great rugby league has some recognition at last, and we'll have a good few minutes on the show on Sunday in front of millions of viewers.

As David Skinner describes in his new book, "The Story of Ain't," much of the furor over the 1961 publication of Webster's Third New International Dictionary stemmed from a misleading news release that said " 'ain't' gets official recognition at last".

Table 1 The recognition rate of 7 motions at 5 resolution levels.

Mr. Clark nodded in recognition at that concept.

This is a significant shift in position for Olmert, who opposed Palestinian President Abbas' attempt to gain U.N. recognition at last year's meeting of the General Assembly.

Launching at noon PDT today, Picasa's facial recognition technology will ask you to identify people in your pictures that you haven't tagged yet.

Opportunities keep coming as I complain and despair, as I lie awake at night, as I fret about money or recognition.