The legions of people in the last-minute line at lunchtime — always a grim ritual of tax day — had something to lash out at, or at least laugh at, this year.
Early Wednesday he joined the long, last-minute lines for seats to the Games.
Director of rugby Jim Mallinder watched his Northampton side make a host of mistakes throughout and the home pack only just held out a last-minute line-out drive from the visitors.
[C1.] Public Broadcasters Make Fund-Raising Case on Web With the federal budget dance getting under way in Washington, public broadcasters are not waiting until the last minute to line up listener and viewer support for their share of the money.
WHEN a huge emergency budget was enacted in June 2011, a few months after Japan's triple disaster of earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident, at the last minute a line was jotted in, saying that the funds were not just for reconstruction.
This person will help you watch timing, direct and assist with setup, run last minute errands, line people up for group photos, and so on.
As it is, the tickets disappear quickly, and listeners hoping for seats released at the last minute form a line down West 65th Street.
But at the last minute more hard-line elements of Mr. Karzai's staff weighed in, and the joint statement finally issued by the Ulema Council and the palace used language like "Satanic act" and "unforgivable, wild and inhuman" about the book burnings, and "justifiable emotion" in regard to the violent reaction, which claimed the lives of at least 29 Afghans and 6 Americans.
Apple had redesigned the iPhone's screen at the last minute, forcing an assembly line overhaul.
The opening episode of "The Ellen Show" was changed by CBS at the last minute to excise a line of dialogue the network feared might seem offensive.
The handmade and heartfelt can never be replaced by drive-through express line last minute purchases.
