Sentence examples for late for something from inspiring English sources

"Are we late for something?" "No, just checking.

She was late for something, and when I'm pissed off I get really over- jolly.

"You think people are going to be late for something magically wild.

That I'll be late for something, deforestation, feeling as if I'm not coping.

It's too late for something handmade or heartfelt, so you're likely buying a last-minute panic present.

Any of my friends will tell you I'm always running late for something, though I have improved a lot over the last years.

The Bush and Gore campaigns monitor the late-nights for something they don't get from pundits: vibe.

As of late, it stands for something not very far from plain old rubbish.

They waited patiently, not for the latest iPhone, but for something far more basic: groceries.

Although poor, they are driven not by need but by aspiration and desire for the latest gadget, or for something that can be used to finance its purchase.

Nor was there any further update on the company's policy of docking workers 15 minutes' pay for being one minute late for work - something Ashley told MPs was "unacceptable".