Sentence examples for get going late from inspiring English sources
Madison (K1 Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop, +221 77 535 9997, madison-dakar.com) has wild mbalax performances that get going late (2am).
The local favorite is the Roof Club (11 West Street; no phone) a bare-bones place where the dance floor starts to get going late (after 11 p.m ., the music is louder than loud, and the room is filled with a sweet-smelling smoky haze.
If it's a weekend, a visit to one of the island's two discos is a great way to mix with the locals, but these get going late, around 11 p.m., so a nap back at your room isn't a bad idea.
The dispute really got going late in the 19th century.
Britain got going late because the government dithered for nearly a year.
Midnight 3. NIGHT BIRDS After-hours in Argentina gets going late, so don't be surprised if most people don't show up until after midnight for empanadas and cocktails at El Palenque (Aristides Villanueva 287; 54-261-15-429-1814), a bustling restaurant and bar based on an Argentine pulper?
He got going late in the first quarter, had 13 points at halftime and was a rebound away from wrapping up his fourth career triple-double entering the fourth.
Dubawi Gold has finished second on both starts this season, having got going too late when second to Roderic O'Connor in the Irish 2,000 Guineas on his latest start, but connections are not fazed by the prospect of taking on Frankel again.
"Unfortunately we got going too late and at the start defended far too deeply".
Bortles completed 13 of 26 passes for 115 yards and a touchdown, a four-yard pass to Marcedes Lewis that got Jacksonville going late in the second quarter.
