Sentence examples for instance of late from inspiring English sources

The most high value eccentric instance of late concerns the finding of two paintings by Monet and van Gogh in a mental hospital car park, nine days after being stolen from a Swiss museum on February 10.

In an instance of late blooming that more or less coincided with the growth of studio ceramics in Southern California, she became a potter of distinction, reaching maturity in the 1960s with clunky lusterware chalices and goblets.

For instance, of late "#irene" has become a much-used hashtag, as Hurricane Irene is poised to hit the East Coast.

Reconsider, for instance, the example of late preemption involving Billy and Suzy throwing rocks at a bottle.

However, complete removal may sometimes be necessary, for instance in case of late onset infection or hardware failure e.g. degradation of the silicone coating (Fig.  1).

The bank, based in Cleveland, found four isolated instances of late trading at McDonald during the review, KeyCorp said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Dunfermline players have complained to the Scottish Football League about several instances of late payments, with some still waiting for half of their most recent salaries.

In the two subsequent instances of late reactions, urticaria appeared at the injection site, and then became widespread within 1 to 2 days.

Think, for instance, of the late Denis Donaldson, the British agent and close ally of Adams.

Outspoken visitors sometimes step out of their missions' carefully managed talking points, as was apparently the case, for instance, of the latest high-level visitors to Cuba from the European Union and the Holy See. 9. (C) The EU Commission in Havana sits snuggly in the "Best-Friends-Forever" camp.

It found no instances of systematic late trading.