Sentence examples for was at last achieved from inspiring English sources

Eyre and Sturt both vainly attempted to reach mid-continent from Adelaide; this was at last achieved in April 1860 by John McDouall Stuart, who in 1862 went still farther, to Darwin.

As to Sherman's private life, his long marriage was mutually fulfilling but passionately disputatious, especially as regards Thomas Ewing's persistent attempts to keep his daughter by his side in Ohio while her husband pursued a military career that, until success was at last achieved, Ewing regarded with disdain.

The 31-year-old is celebrated on discussion walls as "at last achieving a French world record in finance" and as forcing the US Federal Reserve into last week's hefty rate cut.

"I am glad that this government's determination to see him on a plane has been vindicated and that we have at last achieved what previous governments, parliament and the British public have long called for," she said.

And then there is the stalwart Chinese worker: having at last achieved a higher standard of living in the 1980s and 1990s after 30 disastrous and painful years, surely he is not going to take to the streets at the first sign of economic trouble?The force of realityIn this section New wars and old Arresting Pinochet Once upon a time on Wall Street Will China be next?

After 1945, Europe seemed to have at last achieved what had been falsely promised in 1918: a war to make the world safe for democracy, and a war to end wars.

Surely she has at last achieved this modest goal.

We have, at last, achieved our political emancipation.

A mental health czar as envisioned in the new legislation could be a champion for at last achieving parity.

So, we labored hardest in taking what was already available and trying to make some new sense out of it, especially in light of the dramatically new "ending" we are now watching unfold as China at last achieves its long quest for strength and prosperity.

So will China be the stepping stone for solar to at last achieve price parity with the likes of wind and nukes?