Sentence examples for introduces a late from inspiring English sources

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 4.55pm, Film4 (John Ford, 1962) This key Ford western introduces a late note of cynicism to his romantic vision.

"All we need now is for Bernie Ecclestone to become President of the ICC and introduce a late rule change making the Sydney Test count double and we can still retain the Ashes".

The statement added: "Dundee United introduced a late argument stating Rangers should only be awarded compensation for the training and development of Charlie Telfer for two years instead of the 10 years that he was with the club.

Then, a few weeks ago, they introduced a late-night menu and it all made sense.

They can also consider introducing a late-night levy on businesses to help cover costs for policing.

ALBANY, March 25 State Senate Majority Leader Earl W. Brydges introduced a bill late today that would permit the New York City Board of Edu cation to draw six new school districts in Manhattan.

The latest protocol introduces a new shape for Type-B, Micro-A and Micro-B connectors, as well as the reversible Type-C.

On Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., Mr. Nelson introduces a free screening of his latest documentary, "Freedom Riders," which chronicles the perilous journey of civil rights workers challenging Jim Crow laws in the South in 1961.

Some diplomats saw the discussion about a tax on banks — a new element that was introduced during a late stage in the talks — as a sign of continuing confusion about the architecture of a new bailout.

Beckham was given his marching orders in the last minute - six minutes after being introduced as a late substitute in Annecy - for a dangerous lunge on Youssef Adnane, with fellow midfielder Marco Verratti having also been dismissed.

Then Narsingh, introduced as a late substitute at the end of extra-time, crashed his effort on to the bar and Juanfran put Diego Simeone's side into the quarter-finals for the third season in succession.