Sentence examples for belated entries from inspiring English sources

Maurice H. Nadjari, the special state prosecutor, said yesterday that "no improper or criminal act" had been committed by the city's Investigation Commissioner, Nicholas Scoppetta, in the controversy over two belated entries in the ledgers of the City Controller.

Maybe it is Ms. Hamilton's belated entry into the audience-centered relational aesthetics phenomenon, a tendency that her earlier work presages.

The order is historic, but reflects more than Airbus's belated entry into a market that had been monopolised by Boeing.

And Mr. Rice's belated entry into the contest as a last-gasp champion of the old guard has hardly altered that feeling.

Since his belated entry into the competition as an injury replacement with Royal Challengers Bangalore, Gayle has exploded with a spectacular outburst of attacking batsmanship to become one of the top hitters in the tournament.

And Microsoft's hurried and belated entry into the gaming business in 2001, with the launch of the original Xbox, and its insistence on direct control over its online-gaming service, prompted widespread scepticism.

From the Velvet Underground onwards, the annals of popular music are stuffed with stories of artists who fell through the cracks during their careers – only to be granted belated entry into the pantheon decades later.

She submits a belated entry consisting of an imaginary conversation in the Elysian Fields between Robert Browning & Jean-Paul Sartre.

There are many possible reasons for the belated entry of major publishers into this growing area of British creativity.

Ocado struck a deal with Morrisons last year to run the supermarket's belated entry to online sales.

Before he made his belated entry into Australia's Test team he did his service with the A side, which at one point was managed by Allan Border.