Sentence examples for belatedly on from inspiring English sources

Game, astonishingly, belatedly, on!

Existing trading venues assumed they need not worry about registering as an SEF until the later date.Imagine their surprise when they stumbled belatedly on footnote 88 in the CFTC rules, which said that multilateral trading venues for swaps all had to be registered as SEFs from October 2nd.

It was fixed belatedly on the Web.

(Such an objection was made, belatedly, on July 14th).

At 63, Mr. Campos embarked belatedly on a political career.

Since Kagan's death these images have returned to haunt Papon, now belatedly on trial.

So, belatedly, one last quick note on Chad: Last month, the State Department released its annual report on human trafficking.

With demand increasing and new studies emerging, the medical profession is belatedly catching on to the dangers of sleep apnea witness the establishment in April 1999 of a sleep medicine division at Harvard Medical School.

Portugal, Italy and Germany have, like Spain, been playing the game for the past 20 years in an attempt to emulate Brazil's technique, and England is belatedly catching on, albeit gradually.

Three years on, it belatedly arrives on PlayStation 3 in uncensored form and with a glorious high-definition makeover, but on a format where blood, bad language and bonking are more prevalent.

The UN Security Council belatedly agreed on a one-year arms embargo.See article: Ethiopia invades EritreaDemonstrations in the West Bank and Gaza, calling on Israel to release political prisoners, turned violent, with some Palestinian policemen firing at Israeli soldiers.