at long last in English

finally, at last

Use "at long last" in a sentence

1. At long last love has arrived.

2. At long last came the passing out.

3. At long last the job was done.

4. At long last the wrong has been righted.

5. At long last a compromise was agreed on.

6. At long last all our forces were reunited.

7. Perhaps it's a real fire at long last.

8. Yes, Amphitryon, at long last I will tell you.

9. But at long last his nervous system gave away.

10. He was argued out of his opposition at long last.

11. Sustained by you,I, at long last, finished my work.

12. The 17 months of agony washed away at long last.

13. Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?

14. Well, at long last, here is OOEY GOOEY CHEWY KA-Blooey

15. 12 Sustained by you,I, at long last, finished my work.

16. Until one bright day, at long last, a green shadow appeared.

17. Here, at long last, was the moment he had waited for.

18. It's good to see their interests being looked after at long last.

19. At long last the government is starting to listen to our problems.

20. We have at long last entered a world which does begin to make sense.

21. Alice looked at Kiki, Kiki at Alice, the ultimate decision blooming at long last.

22. I understood how Mother felt when she knew she was pregnant at long last.

23. Following lengthy negotiations, an agreement on ambient air quality has been achieved at long last.

24. Council house rent arrears amounted to over ￡1m, though they are at long last being reduced.

25. We have at long last been able to reach out to large numbers of our people.

26. Fifthly, ban at long last the right of direct access in the USA to airline company files.

27. At long last the question of access across Teen Bigha to Dahagram and Angarpotha has been meaningfully addressed.

28. And at long last, the five hundred acres of Woodchester Park are to be opened to the public.

29. They roved in foreign lands for more than twenty years and returned to their hometown at long last.

30. However, as you probably know, the Earnings Rule was at long last abolished at the start of October 19

31. Remembering the kiss he had given her after breakfast it seemed as if their relationship might at long last have changed.

32. Ashley glanced up to see that, at long last, the donkey carts had shifted and the traffic had begun to flow.

33. It seemed ironic that at long last I was here, albeit by a very much more circuitous route than originally planned.

34. He also knew that the next few minutes could lose what chance had so miraculously delivered up to him at long last.

35. When improvisation, resourcefulness, imagination are key, artists, at long last, take their place at the table, when strategies of action are in the process of being designed.

36. Can McGrady, entering his 11th NBA season, at long last live up to his nonpareil reputation and deliver a blue-collar, crunch-time effort in the post-season?

37. Jehovah’s “woman,” who for so long had felt like a “woman that did not give birth,” could at long last “cry out joyfully.” —Isaiah 54:1; Galatians 3:29.

38. We need to move at long last from theory to practice and I trust that the fact that the Council welcomed this report is not purely and simply an expression of diplomatic affability, but expresses the will of the European Union to be more present when such issues arise.

39. The mysterious continent of Assail and its dread secrets, the ultimate fate of the Crimson Guard, the resolution of the stand-off between the undead T'lan Imass and Silverfox, their mortal Summoner this slim volume (by Malazan standards, at a mere 550 pages) promised answers, at long last.