Sentence examples for i'm very late from inspiring English sources

"I'm very late," he said apologetically as he strode by.

"I'm very late picking it up and I'm sorry if you had to wait for the dryer".

I'm very late to weigh in on the debate sparked by George Packer's argument against Inaugural poetry, mainly because the alliteratively angry "Miss Terri Ford, the righteous redhead of Minneapolis, Minnesota" fought so furtively and finely on poetry's behalf.

By Jenna Krajeski January 13 , 2009I'm very late to weigh in on the debate sparked by George Packer's argument against Inaugural poetry, mainly because the alliteratively angry "Miss Terri Ford, the righteous redhead of Minneapolis, Minnesota" fought so furtively and finely on poetry's behalf.

I'm very late, I have to go now.

I'm very late to the game on that, and I was originally only encouraged to do it because it lets people know you're coming to their town, and that's a slow build.

"I was very late at the Pompidou library, and so was she," he told me.

He was unhappy and complained to the aide, who was busily taking nighttime vitals, that I was very late, and that sleep still eluded him.

(In no particular order: two Kray brothers, Charlie, then Reg; Ronnie Scott and a brace of his musicians, trumpet and trombone sections; George Best Maurice Gibbb; Sid James; Elton John's manager, John Reid; her own manger, Robert Dunn; a policeman called Nigel...) 'Oh, but I was very late in starting!' she protests.

Yes I am very late to this.

Yes, yes, I am very late to this — blame Pocket disease.