Sentence examples for belated chapter from inspiring English sources

Like a belated chapter in Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse" omnibus, it replicates not only the themes and styles of movies like "Trouble Man" or "Dolemite" but also some of the technical lapses and period excesses that give those pictures their lasting, if minor, camp value.

Martin refers to the new chapter as "a somewhat belated Xmas/ New Year's gift" on his blog.

There is a symmetry between Llewellyn's belated revelation and the posthumous reveal of the final chapter of Lindsay's book.

"Architecture in Uniform: Designing and Building for the Second World War," an engrossing, often unsettling new show at the Canadian Center for Architecture here, is a major and belated step in coming to terms with this awkward chapter in modern architectural history.

BELATED JUSTICE -- It was the final page of an infamous chapter in the nation's civil-rights history.

The scope of this belated next book moves from one strike to the entirety of post-9/11 world history, with chapters on liberal interventionism and the war on terror, the rise of neoliberalism and its 2008 bankruptcy, the prospects of "21st-century socialism" and the contemporary Arab revolt.

Happy (belated) Limerick Day!

Happy belated birthday, Abe.

So belated happy birthday, George.

Albeit nine years belated.

A belated Happy Thanksgiving everybody.