Sentence examples for too at last from inspiring English sources

"Who knows what is going to happen?" But here too, at last, there is an end in sight.

Thanks to a successful devaluation, exports are growing and so too, at last, is the economy: between April and June, GDP expanded by 3.5% compared with the same period last year, according to a preliminary estimate by the central bank.But after a deep recession, unemployment still stands at 20%.

The key functions of publishing, selecting the material to be printed and bearing the financial risk of its production, shifted from the printer to the bookseller and from him to the publisher in his own right; the author, too, at last came into his own.

"This is all part of the process of coming to terms with our terrible pasts, of understanding what we have done wrong, and appreciating the glories of our history too". At last, I think, I understand what Saad Eskander means by cultural education and why he thinks it is so important.

Kumar concludes: "If nations are still the substance of the world, if England too at last needs to see itself as a nation among other nations, it can by example still show the world that nationalism need not mean only narrowness and intolerance.

His magnificently awful father dies during Eyre's tenure, but not before having finally manifested the tenderness he was incapable of showing when Eyre most needed it; his mother, too, is at last liberated from the twilight zone of Alzheimer's where she has dwelt for too long.

But that, too, may at last be changing.

So it is conceivable that the Cyprus hurdle too can at last be cleared.

They had opinions too and, at last, were able to express them.

Too wide!" At last, McCoy spies a big hat on a high shelf.

But you must pray, in your own words, that Benveniste's soul should cease its wanderings, that this should be its final gilgul, and that you, too, should at last find peace.' " "And did he go to Rhodes?" Ravitch asked.