Sentences with phrase «last sentence»

I always anticipate the very last sentence of your posts!

The second - to - the - last sentence made me sad!

I'm curious about the very last part of the very last sentence in the article.

I agree with the first commentator — that last sentence really says it all.

Reading that last sentence probably made you think I'm crazy.

Mostly the first and last sentence hit home for me.

Sorry for the misleading last sentence of that recipe!

He said that last sentence casually, but he watched her as he said it.

The trick for me was learning that most of the important stuff in papers goes into the first and last sentences of each paragraph or section.

You could add to your second paragraph your very last sentence, so that the bottom - line comes at the beginning 2.

You can see her face screw up in horror as the dietitian's last sentence hits her.

Let's save us all some time, this is a repeated comment about the argument over word usage with last sentences omitted.

Dr. Tamino: Your very last sentence doesn't flow right.

I kind of think that was the same last sentence from my LAST Week in Review post!

Last sentence says it is on its way.

:) Regarding last sentence — Kindly read my article:» Tax benefits can be revoked..

Also, after proving at the 95 % confidence level that there is increased risk for the baby, their very last sentence ends with, «however, there may be some increased risk for infants among births that occur in the home.»

Hugh Howey: Data Guy's last sentence here is the nail in the coffin, really.

I understand that if you're math - averse that last sentence just came out sounding like Charlie Brown's teacher — so here's an example: If you make $ 50,000 per year and you contribute 6 % (which is $ 3,000) to your QRP, the employer matches that amount fifty cents per dollar, or $ 1,500.

Re last sentence: regardless of what else is on the agenda for that day, the House is always packed for Prime Minister's Questions.

Clarifying last sentence: Notice how the page containing the porn they allege to be from Paladino has a comment section that is closed.

Articles 119, second paragraph, 126 (1), (9) and (11), 127 (1) to (5), 128, 130, 131, 132, 133, 138, 140 (3), 219, 282 (2), with the exception of the first and last sentences thereof, 282 (5), and 283 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union shall not apply to the United Kingdom.

There is something so unbelievably scary about this priests last sentences: «What we truly need is what little children need.

The Roman authorities were used to the kind of fanaticism displayed in the somewhat desperate last sentences.

Great post and great last sentence too, which would have been more complete, had you included on your list of dishonourables a certain Arsene Wenger too.

The perfect name to call your partner as you draw matching revolvers and attempt to rob a downtown diner, only to be foiled by a scripture - quoting Samuel L. Jackson (that last sentence contained spoilers).

Is the next - to - last sentence supposed to say «they'll be able to run Android 2.3 Gingerbread down the road» or «they'll be able to run Android 3.0 Honeycomb down the road»?

Immersive music, satisfying combat and a surprisingly brutal finish lead to a mysterious but strangely fitting last sentence uttered by the suddenly philosophical demon king.

I am, it has to be said, a bit baffled by the kafkaesque last sentence — «All students will be told their scores, but the information will not be passed to course providers.»

It is only when the determined Guardian reader reaches the fourth last sentence of the column that he learns that the Guardian itself actually had a worse drop in readership of 10.34 %.

Herons have such a grace about them and are a favorite of mine — as are you with your touching last sentence.

whilst I can't really justify changing the perfectly fine floor at the moment there is talk that we will be replacing it (one day) which just might be the excuse I need to try painting it first (if you are my husband and you are reading this that whole last sentence was just a typo).

It's late, and I'm not 100 % sure that last sentence made sense... I think I'm going to head to bed - but this was a fantastic post and I will be checking back to see what others have to say about it.

Your first and last sentences say it all.

Johnny Moscow - «I think the very last sentence in this article sums it up: The OPINIONS expressed in this commentary are SOLELY those of Jennifer Wright Knust.»

Branson hasn't made it around the world, but when he reads that last sentence, I'm sure he'll tack on a couple more words: «Not yet.»