Sentence examples for are now late from inspiring English sources

A lot of farm families who used to rise early are now late sleepers, and this has worked changes in their husbandry.

Until recently, it was unclear whether condominiums could legally charge flip taxes, but "that question has been answered in the affirmative, so some condominiums are now, late in the game, instituting flip taxes," Mr. Weinstein said.

The fans who bought their records in the late 90s are now late twenty- and early thirtysomethings, the age many start to feel increasingly alienated from the mainstream pop scene.

The performance meant that they are now late for school, so Otto is forced to drive recklessly to get there in time.

As I represent buyers over the next few weeks, my job is to ensure they receive the credit that persuaded them to jump into the home buying scene (even if they are now late to the game).

But here's my issue: I'm a Craig Ferguson junkie--and Ferguson and Fallon are now late-night talk show rivals at 12 30.

It is now late afternoon in late July, a month after nearly everyone signed that compact.

I'm now late for my meeting" – Marc Sinfield.

While about one in 15 households with mortgages is now late in making payments, many more have suffered wealth losses.

Unfortunately for the assembled British subjects, their cherished Prince was now late to the Prime Minister's.

It's now late, and some damage has been done, so Instagram can't play it cautiously anymore.