Sentence examples for simply last from inspiring English sources

The first half breezes by more quickly than the second, which includes a couple of sections that, though sweetly intended, simply last too long.

Many  companies that thrived post 2001‐2003 were simply "Last Man Standing" in their  ndustry.

One could argue that the men's game may be a lower scoring game than the women's, with 12 women having 100 or more international goals and only one man (Iran's Ali Daei), or perhaps women's soccer careers simply last longer, allowing them to play more games on the international stage.

Another note, more cryptic, said simply: "Late night hock".

The title is simply "4,032 Cups of Water".

One Weibo commentator explained simply, "Today, politics defeated conscience".

There is always menace, but Ford herself seems straightforward, dressed simply today, in denim.

And, very simply, today's borrowers can't repay what they borrowed," he said.

For all the ballyhoo, the trial got under way quite simply today.

The pope referred to his decision to exceed the limit set by Paul VI quite simply today.

An advert for bank FNB said simply: "Today this is the greatest country in the world".