Sentence examples for a surprisingly late from inspiring English sources

Mr. Horton, who is in his late 30's, has just made his first album, a surprisingly late start for a jazz musician.

Miliband said it made no sense to insist further devolution should be dependent on cities being run by directly elected mayors, the proposal apparently set out in a speech last week by the chancellor, George Osborne, in what look liked a surprisingly late conversion to city-based growth.

Bionics is an old field of research and development starting around 1800 but surfaces played a surprisingly late role for biomimetic applications, the only exception is the hook-and-loop fasteners ("Velcro®") in the 1950s based on burrs.

Dubbed Sauroposeidon proteles (proteles is Greek for "perfected before the end"), the critter lived in a surprisingly late era, when the Jurassic was already ancient history and dinos were dying out in the rest of North America.

This is a surprisingly late addition for the local discovery app, given how useful it is to be able to tap into the collective knowledge of the service's users.

Mr. Neumeier has turned the poet, Gustav von Aschenbach, into a choreographer who has come to a turning point, surprisingly late in life considering the years he must have spent surrounded by exquisite-looking male dancers, where his suppressed homosexuality makes him incapable of creating.

This seems to be surprisingly late, as Samsung showcased a prototype of such a TV as early as 2005.

The mean age of sitting independently at an average age of one year seems to be surprisingly late for SMA II patients.

Bess appears surprisingly late in the novel, emerging out of the shadows like a visitor from the dark side, which is the way Catfish Row views her.

He came to their story surprisingly late.

Kyle Cornforth, director of Edible Schoolyard Berkeley, says that environmental groups have been surprisingly late in joining forces with edible educators.