because you were unpunctual".
You can know perfectly well that the person you are about to marry is unpunctual, but not quite imagine what that will mean".
He was schooled at Eton, where he developed a reputation for being unpunctual and disobedient, and New College, Oxford, where he excelled as a scholar.
The combination of the two is holding back productivity improvement, the mainspring of rising living standards; firms cannot take full advantage of new information technology through just-in-time production, for instance, if deliveries are unpunctual.
But so has the courtly figure of Mr Meri: formidably well read, and fluently caustic and charming in five languages.Most Estonians are pleased that his larger-than-life style has rubbed off on their little country, even though he often seems extraordinarily unEstonian: he is unpunctual, unpredictable, unaccountable and, on occasion, unbelievably mischievous.
They run most of the bus services in my county, and they are unpunctual, expensive, constantly looking for ways to increase profits (they just changed their timetable number to one which cost me over £1 pound for a single call), and recently limited the times at which concessionary pass holders (such as OAPs) could use their services.
Guardian is routinely unpunctual and speaks off the cuff with enough dash that Chris Filiciello, his chief of staff, usually sticks close to keep watch.
As for "The Silver Globe," I made it to the Kitchen in time (thankfully this city is hopelessly unpunctual; it started around 8 15), logging five Performa events that day.
They say he is disorganised, unpunctual and lacks the intellectual appetite to take more than a passing interest in the output of the party's numerous policy working-groups.But Mr Kennedy's failings are no more than the flipside of his virtues.
My foreign friends agree, right, guys? 9. Sorry, but we are indeed unpunctual.
