| The next two games will reveal whether that was a last hurrah or the return volley in a long, genuinely competitive series. |
| That leaves grunge, which is indeed emerging as a golden age of rock, perhaps the genre's last hurrah. |
| Will this be the beginning of his effort to close the sale with voters, or a last hurrah before his most loyal supporters? |
| But the show might also serve as a last hurrah for the club, which had been a staple in the Columbus music scene for more than 30 years. |
| This was his last hurrah but even today, he still stays in the boxing games by refereeing fights in Ohio. |
| This really is their last hurrah together, and that knowledge won't stop eating away at them, no matter what they do. |
