Sentence examples for awkward late from inspiring English sources

It was originally invented to fill an awkward late Sunday afternoon gap in the programme, a half ironic exercise in nostalgic kitsch - but the old timers stormed out of their niche and have often been the biggest stars of the year.

This will help diffuse any potential awkward late night/early morning scenarios between you, your partner and your family.

I do not watch "Top Chef" to see those awkward late-in-the-game eliminations leading up to the final contestant selections.

That is because his rule is a balancing act between the social movements and state power.Much more than the other members of South America's awkward squad the late Hugo Chávez in Venezuela and Ecuador's Rafael Correa he can claim to lead a genuine social revolution.

MANMOHAN SINGH, India's prime minister, has had an awkward time of late.

His awkward appearances on "Late Show With David Letterman" bordered on performance art.

The most awkward moment arrives late in the movie when his grown-up daughter, of whom we knew nothing, suddenly appears.

Mr. Brill's position was already an awkward one at "Late Show": In addition to booking comedians, he teaches comedy workshops and programs the Great American Comedy Festival, endeavors that were perceived as conflicts of interest.

Still, if your business card bears the name of an investment bank — or did before you were laid off — odds are good you've endured some very awkward moments of late.

Sure, some shareholders had been asking awkward questions of late, the financial press had been irritatingly persistent in its probing; and some of the bankers had become less than understanding in their requests for repayment.

Devery Henderson fumbled a late, awkward toss from Reggie Bush, allowing the substitute starting quarterback Luke McCown to drive Tampa Bay for a touchdown with 17 seconds left and give the visiting Buccaneers a 27-23 victoverover the Saints.