Sentences with phrase «final burst»

His cheeses — his beloved family of cheeses — were giving him one final burst of pleasure.

After a cagey first half between Wales and Portugal, the Euro 2016 semi final burst into life in the second half.

Cassini's Grand Finale Is Saving the Best Saturn Science for Last: As Cassini wraps up its 13 - year mission in Saturn's system, scientists are preparing for the spacecraft's final burst of observations in the never - before - explored region between the planet and its inner rings.

To finish, a final burst of sweet orange zest offers a surprisingly smooth, well - rounded mouth - feel.»

That final burst was too much for Team Dr. Jacob D.D.S. to comeback from and it was 4.

Roma's final substitution would see Alessandro Florenzi hop into midfield for Kevin Strootman, whose lack of a final burst was on full display today — he just doesn't have that extra gear anymore, the one that enables him to make those deep runs into the box to lash onto a loose ball or back pass — though it must be said, he very nearly beat Sportiello from 20 yards or so in the first half.

In a final burst of campaign spending, the New York State United Teachers union over the weekend shelled $ 575,272 on mailers for Democratic candidates since Friday.

Combined, the independent expenditure groups Jobs for New York, Balance New York and New Yorkers For A Balanced Albany spent $ 4.8 million in a final burst of campaign spending, according to the most recently posted filings.

The final also shows Cuomo spent $ 1.4 million in a final burst of TV ad spending, though he also transferred $ 3 million to the state Democratic committee, which had blanketed the airwaves on his behalf to blast Astorino in mostly negative ads.

The governor did not speak to reporters, but said in a statement the final burst of lawmaking — combined with the budget — would «improve the lives of millions of New Yorkers.»

Momaro waves a gripper, and the crowd erupts into a final burst of applause.

For decades, astronomers treated the final bursts of tiny white dwarf stars known as type Ia supernovas like identical blasts, occurring the same way everywhere in the universe.

In a final burst of glory in November, Galileo will plunge into Io's highly charged atmosphere, searching for close - ups of that molten moon's surface.

What, if anything, the film's final burst of idealism offers universally is hard to say.

Here was Chevy Chase, representative of that first season of Saturday Night Live, one of the final bursts of legitimate late - 1960s rebellion.

With a final burst of energy he swam at full pace to break the channel's grip.

This is pretty great for a Pulse Rifle as you tend to exhaust the magazine in one go, so more bullets is one thing, but being able to reload faster and finish off that enemy with a final burst is another entirely.

It would seem like a final burst of anger were the artist not so plainly having a good time.

A FINAL BURST She was going to retire and moved into assisted living.

During the last year of his life, suffering from prostate cancer and unable to paint with his right hand after a fall, in a final burst of energy he used his left hand to complete a dazzling series of about 150 small paintings before he died.

They consequently fail to «see» such notable events as the great warming centred on 1730, the recovery around 1830 from the coldest decade (1810) since the depths of the LIA in 1690, and the final bursts of the LIA in 1840 and 1890.

Comparison of the paleo reconstructions and CET instrumental data shows that the paleo reconstructions miss the great warming centred on 1730 the recovery around 1830 from the coldest decade (1810) since the depths of the LIA in 1690, and the final bursts of the LIA in 1840 and 1890.

In one final burst of inspiration, I'll leave off with a quote from the baroness: «We have to be the strongest proponents of access to justice because as lawyers, we know how important it is to have a voice and an advocate.»

«If rates stick at these levels, expect a final burst of home sales and refinances as «fence sitters» try to beat further increases, then a marked slowdown in housing activity.»