Sentence examples for belatedly transferred from inspiring English sources
The first tranche of documents belatedly transferred from the Foreign Office depository in Hanslope park, near Milton Keynes, to the National Archives in Kew, show how British officials in Kuala Lumpur interpreted virtually all anti-colonial protests as evidence of a planned communist takeover.
THE nation's health insurance companies are rushing, belatedly in most cases, to transfer their exasperating, clunky dealings with doctors and patients to the Internet.
Lamido Sanusi, Nigeria's former central bank governor, says Africa is opening itself up to a "new form of imperialism", in which China takes African primary goods and sells it manufactured ones, without transferring skills.After years of bland talk about "win-win" partnerships, China seems belatedly aware of the problem.
As if belatedly realizing his mistake, the film's scriptwriter, David S. Ward, promptly went on to win an Oscar for "The Sting," in which the same attitudes were made waggish rather than crass simply by transferring them to a Depression background so confectionary that the film's ragtime soundtrack didn't even register as an anachronism.
Tax authorities, which in the past turned a blind eye to liabilities on player transfers and salaries, have belatedly begun to intervene, notably in Britain and Italy.
Coyle had met Phil Gartside, Bolton's chairman, on Sunday in Scotland – where he was belatedly celebrating the festive period with his mother – to discuss the mooted transfer after receiving reluctant permission to open talks from Kilby.
Belatedly, the penny dropped.
Game, astonishingly, belatedly, on!
