Sentence examples for begins late from inspiring English sources

According to the 2009 forum post on Urban Explorer's Resource (UER) by a catacombs explorer named Eugene Lata, who brought Masha's story to the English-speaking world, the tale begins late on New Year's Day (or possibly New Year's Eve) in 2005.

In Gulripshi, a small village south of the capital, the impending border restrictions have hastened a harvest that begins late in the fall and usually extends well into the new year.

In a literal translation, the poem begins: "Late, they say, too late.

The package, which begins late on Dec. 28 and ends the morning of Jan . 1 costs about $425 a person at $1.42 to the pound, without air fare.

HH usually begins late in life with a mean age at onset of 62 ± 11 years, with a range of 36-84 years. 36-84 years

It begins late: Clinton is not even elected until page 444.

Shooting begins late this year.

The annual cycle for faculty searches begins late summer and the application deadline is normally October 15.

At the athletic complex, hockey players work out informally in anticipation of official practice, which begins late next week.

The next phase, which implements the law in workplaces of 25 or more employees, begins late next month, and once again compliance hypertension is rampant.

The House left Wednesday for a 40-day break and will return after Labor Day; the Senate's recess begins late next week.