Sentence examples for granted a late from inspiring English sources

It was granted a late reprieve only after a high-profile campaign by leading cultural figures.

Both men worried about the fraudulent nature of their business, struggled between profanity and culture, and were granted a late flourish.

Since being granted a late license earlier this year, the shop's begun hosting early-evening parties for local promoters where, as Anderson puts it, "an act comes down and plays records sometimes in a different to what they usually would, supported by residents from the club night and Eastern Bloc residents".

Since being granted a late license earlier this year, the shop's begun hosting early-evening parties for local promoters where, as Anderson puts it, "an act comes down and plays records sometimes in a different to what they usually would, supported by residents from the clubnight and Eastern Bloc residents".

A total of 5.1 million viewers tuned in last week for the penultimate episode but with many storylines left unresolved the BBC took the unusual step of granting a late extension from an hour to 80 minutes.

And with such birthday gifts as the Coen brothers' droll screwball comedy Intolerable Cruelty - which mildly lampoons the star personas of George Clooney and Catherine Zeta Jones by making him a cynical divorce lawyer, her a ruthless gold-digger - the festival looked set to grant a late reprieve to a lacklustre film year.

She was granted a reprieve late on Tuesday after the suspected trafficker surrendered to Philippine police.

This month alone, seven of its prisoners are to be put to death, a number that would have been eight except that the United States Supreme Court granted one a late reprieve on Wednesday.

This arrives after the following happy realization about breast milk: "But what fun! to be granted a new bodily function so late in life.

That Venus Williams, one year later, is now taken for granted as a late-round fixture is remarkable in itself, though it doesn't exactly foretell a generation of inner-city kids about to be home-schooled for the circuit by Dad.

With this latest batch, Bush has granted a total of 191 pardons and nine commutations.