Sentence examples for belatedly getting from inspiring English sources

The British state is belatedly getting to grips with a slew of dreadful accusations.

Ruby had one injection when she was a baby and was belatedly getting round to the second.

I'm somewhat belatedly getting to Jean-Claude Trichet's op-ed in the Times; now that I have, I find myself puzzled.

But almost every time I interviewed soldiers belatedly getting medals for Vietnam, they said, to a man, that they had done nothing heroic.

But he's on minor form in his previous film, At Any Price, made in 2012 and belatedly getting a limited UK release.

A11 A five-year, $15 billion emergency AIDS initiative, is belatedly getting under way 17 months after President Bush announced its formation.

And maybe this will be the summer when I very belatedly get through George Orwell's Essays.

Even in Vietnam, many scholars argue, the Americans belatedly got the knack for irregular warfare, blending political, economic and military action.

Ford did his chances no harm in Bath's narrow win over Leinster, which belatedly got their continental campaign off to a winning start.

"Which 80's pop-soul band's debut single was 'Me and My Foolish Heart'?" THESE QUESTION ARE TOO HARD! (And yes, I did belatedly get the Johnny Hates Jazz joke.

151st over: India 436-8 (Zaheer Khan 5 Mishra 13) Khan belatedly gets off the mark with a cut past point for four.