The phrase "a move late" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is delayed or not timely in their actions or decisions.
Example: "The team made a strategic decision, but it was a move late, as the competition had already seized the opportunity."
Alternatives: "a step behind" or "too late to act".
Its predecessor, "Boyhood: Scenes from Provincial Life," appeared five years ago, and perhaps better earned its subtitle: the hero, named John (as in John Michael Coetzee) and rendered in the third person and the present tense, is indeed a provincial boy, living, until a move late in the book, in a bleak, new but dusty housing estate outside the town of Worcester, north of Cape Town.
That twilight vision informs her version of "One More Kiss" (from "Follies") and her encore, an unamplified "What a Wonderful World" that transforms this sugar-frosted musical greeting card into a moving late-life flash of gratitude.
Allardyce will know his side have a battle to stay up but the manner of Fletcher's final goal, volleying home a sweeping move late on, and a first clean sheet of the season will be reason for hope.
Ochigava finally made a big move late and paid for it when Taylor landed a big right hand at the end.
The visitors rallied and Glenn Wilson converted a rebound but the effort was merely consolation as Marsh rounded off a neat move late on.
Later in shells, he caught a deep post for a touchdown where he made an excellent move late in the route by reducing the shoulder – dipping it away from contact of the DB – and slipping ahead of his opponent to make an over-the-shoulder catch.
Rush had a key move late in the half, though.
It is worth persisting with him in the deeper role Showed flashes of excitement, with a wonderful move late in the first half standing out.
That positive play came on a deep flag route when he beat the defender with his build-up speed and made a second move late in the route to fade closer to the sideline.
Following in the footsteps of America's Federal Reserve, the Bank of England made a dramatic move late in April to restore confidence in Britain's banking system when it launched its "special liquidity scheme".
Ina fell on a transitional move late in the long program, but the pair finished ahead of TIFFANY SCOTT and PHILIP DULEBOHN, last year's silver medalists, who both skidded to the ice.
