Sentence examples for delayed coming from inspiring English sources

John Blair was delayed coming from Virginia.

Reagan was delayed coming through the rotunda of the Capitol to the platform.

What are our rights should anything go wrong, or we're delayed coming home by volcanic ash or anything else?" Peter James Good question, which touches upon the tangle of legislation – and the many loopholes – of consumer protection for air travellers.

The doctor said: "She was meant to come straight from the GP surgery to our A&E, but she delayed coming in until the next morning on the mistaken belief that there would be no doctors.

Hynix executives and major creditors feared, however, that the company would only hemorrhage more money while falling far behind Samsung Electronics in research if it delayed coming to terms in negotiations that have dragged on since December.

She said in meetings in Dili the following month she formed the view that it remained "a top-of-mind issue for the Timorese", who were "so very disappointed that a country that supported them so greatly in their struggle for independence has, in their view, delayed coming to a negotiation on sea boundaries".

The decision about the fate of the Warburg, endlessly delayed, came down in early November.

RealtyTrac believes 2013 will bring more foreclosures as all the ones that have been delayed come to fruition this year.

The work is not expected to delay coming shuttle flights.

"The longer I can delay coming up with a form, the better.

In her experience, said Dr. Harms, an adviser to the dental association, women are less likely to delay coming in for checkups.