Sentence examples for is awfully late from inspiring English sources

It is a nice diary, but it is awfully late to start a diary now.

"I think it is awfully late to be here for the first time," Bobby Valentine said last night.

I say, it's awfully late, you must be exhausted and I know I am".

"It was the right thing to do, but it was awfully late".

"It's awfully late and awfully retaliatory," Dick DeGuerin, one of Mr. Durst's lawyers, said yesterday.

But the iPad's been around for two years; it's awfully late for Microsoft to begin its pursuit now.

They were having guests at dinner and she was afraid it would be awfully late... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By George Packer.

But if this was the McCain that was now emerging, it was awfully late in the game, and he was encumbered by other versions of McCain gone awry.

It's awfully late in the cycle of embedded and ride-along war journalism, the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan having been covered by news organizations and documentarians to the point, some might say, of oversaturation.

It's awfully late, and its offerings aren't so much more advanced than iPhone or Android that the masses are likely to risk betting on this dark horse.

Although the changes are defensible on a theoretical basis (and although it's much better to disclose the changes than not to do so), it's awfully late in the game to be doing that, and makes it harder to compare recent Gallup results to past ones.