Sentence examples for late become from inspiring English sources

THE Venerable Jaseung has, of late, become good at saying sorry.

James Frey Chasstian-baiting has, of late, become something of a fictional trend.

Perhaps she would linger too late, become trapped in the mindless flower, struggling in there all night, exhausting herself to death in that pollened room.

And it doesn't capture the headaches travelers often face when their bag is one of the roughly two million pieces of luggage that disappear, arrive late, become damaged or experience theft every year.

It was definitely like, 'Wow, look at us!' " I understand the advantages of smartphones: I've received important messages too late, become lost in the hinterlands of Brooklyn and spontaneously wanted to look up how many episodes Zack's DynaTac appeared in.

Though Fox News has of late become the thrust of his political power in the United States, as well as a major source of revenue, his newspapers were the seedlings of his vast media enterprise.

And once late became the new norm, the rest of the world learned to adapt.

Years back, before going out late became a networking opportunity, a lot of Glastonbury-goers were in bed by two in the morning.

He felt anxiety and panicked if people were late, became quick tempered and began to binge drink as a coping mechanism.

Being late becomes completely acceptable.

If "working late" becomes more regular, or if he's spending nights away "on business," he's probably seeing someone else.