Sentence examples for days of late from inspiring English sources

He agreed to have the finale run in the dog days of late August -- after the summer repeats were completed.

Mr. O'Brien was more spontaneous on Wednesday, and made better use of his sidekick, Andy Richter, brought back from the early days of "Late Night".

But recently, there seems to be an ever-increasing encroachment of summer well into the fall, with some people stretching the season as far as they can, even into the once-dormant days of late November.

It was 2005 – in the days of late Blairism and Live 8 – when the first cohort of men in Magic Eye ties and women with obnoxiously large shirt collars steered their suitcases into London town, and on to our screens.

Even so, the cryptocurrency has lost more than half its value since the heady days of late November, when a single bitcoin briefly surpassed the value of an ounce of gold.

And so the picture I found filthy but florid during the gritty days of late Fellini and the Red Brigade had been reborn into the fastidious age of soy milk and nanotechnology.

The band has since developed its sound into a sleek disco-punk hybrid, harking back to the heady New Wave days of late-seventies New York.

Truth be told, after four days of late-night tramping around being Olympic, I'm not going to complain about the opportunity to kick back in my comfy chair for a few hours.

Yet Hillary Clinton appears to be aware of these challenges, signaling that a return to the White House wouldn't necessarily mean a return to the days of late-night phone calls and haphazard meetings.

This October, if you're lucky, you'll be joining your favorite DJs in the California wilderness for three days of late-night dancing, telling ghost stories, and shitting in the woods.

Virtually every day of late, White House officials have struggled to explain how their strategies to provide economic stimulus to bring down the unemployment rate square with Mr. Obama's oft-expressed commitment to tackle a record budget deficit.