Sentence examples for a date late from inspiring English sources

Michael Newman said his sister left for a date late Saturday night and never returned home.

Right in front of you is the smudged and crumbling facade of a derelict Baroque palazzo, unheralded, or perhaps marked with only a tiny plaque bearing a forgotten name and a date (late 17th century, usually, or early 18th).

It's said to be similar in size to the 10.5-inch iPad Pro, at least (no word yet on a 12.9 version), with a release date late in the year.

He was probably born between 455 and 441 BC, although a date as late as the late 430s BC cannot be ruled out.

Deadline reports that the second season is about to go into production, with a U.S. premiere date late in 2014.

Finally, she kept a date, arriving late with her 8-month-old son asleep on her shoulder.

Was her date late?

Even such a date is relatively late given that there had been concerns articulated in the Australian registry in 2007 and in journal publications from 2008 (Langton et al. [2008]; Joyce et al. [2009]).

The upper 4.10 m consisted of paludal deposits (peat of transitional and raised bogs) divided at a depth of 1.56 1.54 m b.g.l. by a thin layer of clay dated late Subboreal/early Subatlantic.

In selecting a date for the latest test, Kim, fresh from the launch of his country's first satellite into orbit on 12 December – five days before the first anniversary of his father's death – was spoiled for choice.

So I've been hearing for weeks now that Apple has been waffling a bit on a date for its late-October Mac event.