last hurrah

The time has not come yet for America's last hurrah.

So it goes in the city of the last hurrah.

This is a last hurrah, where we put it on the table.

If he does not get results, it may be his last hurrah.

But those days may have been the observatory's last hurrah.

So this game will be the last hurrah for many players on both teams.

A low turnout for him there would make the state his last hurrah, he says.

If you've only got a day or two in Sydney, make this your last hurrah.

"It's the last hurrah of the summer, so everybody wants to be here."

"I'm almost thinking that this is the best way to do it, with a last hurrah," he said.

In 1983, he returned to Phoenix for a last hurrah.

"This is the last hurrah for the market approach to running the health-care system."

Who knows if this represents the last hurrah for Johnson.

These people may never work again, so this could be their last hurrah."

"This is your last hurrah, so hit everything," she says.

It is the last hurrah before high school, when the students are dispersed around the city.

The museum show is the exhibition's final stop, but not its last hurrah.

The variety show received its last hurrah during this decade.

Indeed, Truman's own staff considered the campaign a last hurrah.

This is probably a last hurrah of the independence movement - now or never.

It was a defeat that by all rights should have been the last hurrah of a 48-year-old man.

"This is my last hurrah," the woman I met said.

The touchdown was also the Jets' last hurrah of the day.

It proved to be the last hurrah for the franchise.

"That will be my last hurrah," she said with a broad smile.