Sentence examples for a late coming from inspiring English sources

Simon Fanshawe has a theory that there's a gay midlife crisis often triggered by a late coming out.

The most captivating part of the book sees Newton circulating through second-wave feminist and lesbian circles in New York and Paris, where the debates, social hierarchies, and tangled affairs she encounters bring her to a late coming of age.

The second ad, which is tied to autumn and has a back-to-school theme, is a tad late, coming nearly two months after the opening of school.

Some highlights: "I'm so sorry, I'm a little late coming out.

When Lee was even a little late coming home for supper from playing in the neighborhood, anger would show in a red V between her eyebrows and at the sides of her neck.

I'll be a little late coming home tonight.

Catcalls and slow handclaps had greeted him in Brum where he was half an hour late coming on to the platform.

"I was a little too late coming on to the [international] scene.

They then verified the existence of the problem by conducting a survey on late coming from 20th September to 6th October 2006.

The team set a target to reduce late coming from 43 to 5%.

There's been a lot of noise of late coming from the Government about welfare reforms.