Sentence examples for gave late from inspiring English sources

No one gave late Victorian doubt a more fantastically beguiling literary form than the Scottish writer Robert Louis Stevenson.

Luck of the draw gave late starters a leg up on the earlier starters, who played through rain on Thursday and on a soggier course Friday morning.

In one of several rambling interviews he gave late in life, Morton claimed that he contributed very little to the session because of his inebriation.

Ayers was referring to the speeches King gave late in his life in opposition to the Vietnam War and on the subject of economic equality.

Nor did an interview Burri gave late in life, in which he simply said, ''Whenever there was a high-rise building, I was climbing up and knocked at the door and said, 'Can I take a picture?'''' São Paulo is full of high-rises, and they all have doors.

The main impetus, however, came from a series of lectures in London on 'The Elements of Ethics' which Moore gave late in 1898.

"In the 1980's, Letterman gave late-night a punch in the arm.

But several of their rivals decided not to test High Yield or the Gulfstream "track bias," which gave late-running horses little chance to overtake the leaders.

The war and the divide that it created gave late-60s American youth culture a huge kick that explains some of the more outlandish manifestations, such as Woodstock – where Country Joe McDonald sang I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag.

The arrest of Roger Stone gave late-night hosts plenty of laughs.

Two others were given late temporary reprieves.