Sentence examples for it the late from inspiring English sources
Universal executives are then expected to bolster their negotiating position by arguing that the Wednesday and Friday editions, both of which run at 10 p.m., play a critical role in bolstering the ratings (and profits) of the programming that immediately follows it: the late local newscasts on NBC stations and its late-night hit, "Tonight" with Jay Leno.
"It was a very difficult high-wire act, but he was able to do it," the late William Safire, the New York Times columnist, once said.
In both instances, geometric art retains a connection with scientific and mathematic thought, be it the late ninth-century Persian polymath Omar Khayyam or the modern geometer.
In it, the late, great Gregory Hines was dancing, and Hill, ever the academic, was frantically trying to write down all his steps on paper.
"Without Gerta, André would not have made it," the late Eva Besnyö, another Hungarian photographer who mixed in the same bohemian circles in Berlin, told Kershaw.
In it, the late Nigel Dempster speculated about Prince Charles's prospective partners and, in a snippet about Lady Sarah Spencer, said the following: "Lady Sarah has a 17-year-old sister tipped to be a heartbreaker.
Operation Rescue moved its headquarters to Wichita, Kan., in 2003 and labeled it the late-term abortion capital to underscore the group's campaign against a clinic there run by Dr. George R. Tiller.
Like many others before it, the latest generation of malaria drugs is losing its punch.
When the players stepped off the jet onto the Bethel tarmac, as flat as the tundra enveloping it, the late-afternoon temperature was 38 degrees below zero.
Albuquerque has become the latest flash point in the abortion wars, with Operation Rescue, the militant group based in Kansas, calling it the "late-term abortion capital of the country".
As those at Fidelity see it, the late-trading cases that have arisen in the scandal illustrate how important it is to have the time-stamps in the firm grip of a neutral, regulated entity -- not in the hands of intermediaries who may have a big stake in whether an order from a valued, big-bankroll customer makes the deadline.
