Sentence examples for though at last from inspiring English sources

The story, if you have missed it, concerns the "Mary Poppins" author, Pamela Lyndon Travers, coming to Hollywood to resist allowing Walt Disney to adapt her books (though, at last, she is persuaded).

The spill, though at last contained, has done serious damage to two linchpins of the south-eastern Louisiana economy: oil and fishing.

But some liberals within the church urge greater leniency.For one thing, membership and church attendance are dropping, though at last count, a year ago, 84% of Danes still said they belonged to the state-backed Evangelical Lutheran Church.

A strong burst of gravity must have sucked them down there, yessir, though at last report investigators remained skeptical; they suspect the thief got cold feet and slipped the loot into the hiding place.

She becomes more and more anxious: it feels to her like stage fright, unnaturally and intolerably prolonged, as though at last she were spinning all her plates at once, darting about from one to the other and terrified of making a mistake because she knows that if one plate spins off balance they will all come crashing down.

The director Peter Hall, the founder of the Royal Shakespeare Company and an ex-director of Britain's Royal National Theater, has been rehearsing an Anglo-American ensemble of 22 since March, though at last word, Mr. Barton had yet to deliver the final chapter of his script.

She did, though, at the last possible second, leave her considerable fortune to the artists' colony Yaddo.

Now, though, at long last, that attitude seems to be changing.

By the end of the '50s, though, Mr. Vidal, at last financially secure, had wearied of Hollywood and turned to politics.

That changed at the start of the third set, though, as Gulbis at last found the thumping winners and consistent aggression that had taken him this far.

Now, though, London is, at last, free of Johnson and the treasury of Osborne, yet their fantastic and iconic wheezes survive.