Sentence examples for both belatedly from inspiring English sources

But Paul Touvier, a pro-Nazi militia leader, and Maurice Papon, a senior Vichy official in Bordeaux, were both belatedly condemned for crimes against Jews.

The central bankers responded both belatedly and tepidly, failing to stem the run and then making a new round of policy errors that compounded matters.

He knows about the black jockeys who came before him, referring specifically to Isaac Murphy and Jimmy Winkfield, both Kentucky Derby winners, both belatedly and posthumously inducted into the Hall of Fame at the National Museum of Racing in Saratoga Springs, New York.

After the February attack, Anonymous and the Rustle League both belatedly claimed that the "hack" had been coordinated as a joke.

Both drivers belatedly realised they were on a collision path but were unable to stop and crashed at 130mph.

Both drivers belatedly realised they were on a collision path but were unable to stop as their trains crashed at 130mph.

(Let's face it; there are people in the Clinton White House who lick their lips at that prospect. But the shoe may soon be on the other political foot. Does Clinton want to give George Bush the power to make Clinton the last president to be investigated?) In the face of this sellout to the protectors of posteriors, legislators of both parties have belatedly spoken out.

Searching for ways to salvage a victory even if beaten in the big shows, both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush belatedly began wooing the voters of Michigan (17 electoral votes).

As a member of the post-war generation, I arrived belatedly to both The Feminine Mystique and The Awakening.

Some time ago, in response to insistent demands from scholars and others, including a Catholic-Jewish historical commission on which we both served, the Vatican belatedly agreed to begin making his wartime record available to researchers.

Carroll struggled with Liverpool until belatedly finding both form and goals towards the end of last season.