Sentence examples for if late breaking from inspiring English sources

A frequent criticism of early voting is that early voters may regret their vote if late breaking news changes their mind.

If it's not too late, break it up into 7 parts and memorize one part each night.

Seven- to nine-year-olds may only want to ski for two or three hours a day, but if you start a little late, break for lunch, and build in a lot of judicious hot chocolate treats, you can have a day lasting from 11-4.

A late break looked as if it might stick, driven by the Dutch rider Lucinda Brand (Rabo-Liv) who jumped on to the wheel of France's Eugénie Duval before powering away.

And of course, the Internet has made the news business increasingly keen on the latest wrinkle of the latest breaking story, as if Tiger Woods' marriage was a currency to trade, as volatile as the buck in a financial crisis and every tidbit inversely valuable to its age.

For the latest breaking news follow Sportsday Live.

But the additional interceptors will not begin to become available for about two years, too late if war breaks out soon between the United States and Iraq but in time for possible new threats from Iran and Syria.

And now, if a story breaks late, there's more effort to pursue it immediately for use on the air or online "rather than wait until tomorrow," Mr. Lehrer said.

Moments late Saints broke clear.

And what if the late deciders break overwhelmingly against Obama, as they did in the Democratic primaries?

I wonder sometimes if late-night network television can break the rules anymore.