Sentence examples for apparently late from inspiring English sources
This year's theme, apparently: late '80s pop.
At a critical moment, however, apparently late in the night in Washington, President Obama telephoned Abdullah and talked him and his armed backers into standing down.
Ms. Wetzsteon, who died apparently late on Dec. 24 or early on the 25th, committed suicide, said her mother, Sonja Wetzsteon.
The government said it would open talks with Enel and with Électricité de France, which submitted a bid that was apparently late and was not published.
It's about a wealthy British couple who, on their way to a lavish weekend party in the Moroccan desert, accidentally run over and kill a young man who is apparently, late at night, trying to sell fossils by the roadside.
An apparently late development is the use of puns: e.g., "What's black and white and red all over?"—"A newspaper," in which both "red" and "all over" are to be understood also in the sense of "read" and "everywhere," respectively.
His poet-laureate check, apparently, was late.
But it will, apparently, be late.
Apparently those late first-round picks were not as valuable for trade bait as everyone believed.
He has apparently been late five times in the last four years, leading to five speeding tickets.
But what to call this new, longer, more leisured and apparently enjoyable late stage of life?
