Sentence examples for late and sometimes from inspiring English sources

He was often late and sometimes did not show up at all.

He complained to Laura that he was often paid late, and sometimes not at all.

"We are not going to do like our American friends with the night sessions starting late and sometimes never ending.

After a few months, her tenants started to pay their rent late — and sometimes not at all.

In 1991 LPAC, formerly a limb of the late and sometimes lamented Greater London Council, listed ten "strategic views" that ought to be preserved, meaning that no modern structure should be allowed to destroy the composition.

The complaints in Mr. Ayyadurai's paper could be an outline for what many inside and outside India say could be improved in some workplaces here: disorganization, intimidation, a culture where top directors' decisions are rarely challenged and a lack of respect for promptness that means meetings start hours late and sometimes go on for hours with no clear agenda.

Throughout the night, Cedric the Entertainer broke up his hosting duties with the latest (and sometimes outdated) "hood news" of the evening, ranging from rapper Kodak Black's release from prison to reality stars Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's baby news.

I was very pretty in my late teens, and sometimes I look back and think, "What a tragedy".

It's unconventional (the score often has drawings in place of standard musical notation), European (with echoes of Gustav Mahler and the Late Romantics), and sometimes difficult – the second half includes a 48-part harmony.

I speak good English, I have been to football grounds most Londoners have not even heard of, I do not impose German punctuality on everyone I meet since I am always late anyway and sometimes I'll even try to taste ghastly food.

The patients and relatives are unhappy with me and I go home late always and sometimes in tears.