Sentence examples for belatedly opened from inspiring English sources
His account was belatedly opened.
Danny Graham belatedly opened his Sunderland account, 28 games and 28 months after his £5m move from Swansea, but was chosen primarily to offer an outlet in attack.
But details of the massacre went publicly unreported until March 2006, when Iraqi human rights advocates and press accounts accused the Marines of killing civilians, and the military belatedly opened an inquiry that found Iraqi civilians had been killed.
Newcastle belatedly opened their account for the new campaign with their drubbing of Norwich, but have not tasted success on the road in the league since they beat Hull 3-0 on January 31, some 11 games ago.
It seems unlikely, to say the least, that films like "Uncle Boonmee," "Meek's Cutoff," "The Tree of Life" or Jean-Luc Godard's recently and belatedly opened "Film Socialisme" will threaten the hegemony of the blockbusters, so why is so much energy expended in defending the prerogatives of entertainment from the supposed threat of seriousness?
Unlike the special tribunals set up to hear cases of war crimes and other egregious offences after the wars in Yugoslavia, the mass genocide in Rwanda and the violence of Sierra Leone's civil war (and another that belatedly opened prosecutions last month against surviving perpetrators of the Khmer Rouge genocide in Cambodia), the ICC is independent of the UN.
The first Bulgari hotel, located immediately behind Milan's La Scala opera house, will (belatedly) open in May.
When the AK-dominated parliament failed by just three votes to approve the bill, Turkey forfeited loans and grants from the United States worth $24 billion.Now, in exchange for belatedly opening airspace to aircraft of the American-led coalition, a decision that rescued American-Turkish relations from breaking down altogether, the country may settle for $8 billion.
France finally generated enough momentum for Doussain to belatedly open the scoring in the 27th minute with a simple penalty in front of the posts, a minor victory for Italy after wing Leonardo Sarto hauled down French full-back Brice Dulin metres short.
Belatedly, donors are opening their wallets; Mr Santorum claims he has raised more money in the last six days than in the six previous months.
Ultron stomps its adamantium jackboot into China on 12 May, where it'll have another, cuter robot as competition – Neill Blomkamp's Chappie, opening belatedly a few days before and hoping to crawl to $100m worldwide, at which point it's in profit.
