Sentence examples for applying for a late from inspiring English sources

Glass of shiraz?" It's not uncommon for churches to be able to serve some manner of tipple (and not just on Sunday mornings), but none are so rock'n'roll as St James the Great church in Thorley, Hertfordshire, which responded to a noise abatement notice from authorities (it hosts functions in its hall) in November 2014 by applying for a late licence three months later.

"When you're applying for a mortgage, a late mortgage payment is the worst late payment of all," he said, explaining that generally speaking, car loans and boat loans are next on the late-payment-impact hierarchy followed by bank credit cards, revolving charge accounts, student loans and gas credit cards.

Kinzer said he did not know if Belisario was late in applying for a visa or missed an appointment to delay the process.

"A late payment that occurs this month when you're applying for a mortgage is deadly," she said.

Applying for a job?

Individual pubs can apply for a one-off late licence at a cost of £21 or in "exceptional circumstances" ministers can extend hours nationally.

Dr. Teplin, the podiatrist, said that applying for his latest refinancing required only a 20-minute telephone call to the mortgage specialists who had arranged another loan in March.

Often times in nonprofits, we get wrapped up in applying for the latest grant, adapting our organizational message to fit the latest fad, or coming up with "patchwork" funding solutions.

A year later, when Chris applied for a job on Letterman's new late-night show, he was hired as a runner.

Of course, it is already too late to apply for a coupon and receive it before Feb. 17.

Some people who have high-charging cards may feel they can't be bothered to take out another card or open a current account simply to avoid the fees, but if you are heading off in July or August, it's not too late to apply for a card that can enable you to escape unnecessary charges and poor exchange rates.