Sentence examples for late in arrival from inspiring English sources

My two recent discussions in this space about brand epithets based on brand names – like Fiat standing for "Fix it again Tony" and El Al standing for "Every Landing Always Late" -- have generated a steady stream of additional examples, which I share below in alphabetical order: A. Alitalia: Always late in takeoff; always late in arrival.

In the art of painting the Renaissance was late in its arrival, making its appearance only in the second half of the 15th century with Giovanni Bellini and his contemporaries heralding the glorious cinquecento that was to follow.

Similarly, favourable environmental conditions in non-breeding areas have resulted in late arrival at the breeding sites and good environmental conditions during stopover in early arrival at the breeding sites [ 15, 16].

Since the corresponding parameter in Fulbe is less diverse we consider this to signal either a genetic bottleneck or their more recent expansion and late arrival in the West.

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After its arrival late in the afternoon, its wartime cargo was unloaded by rebels who materialized from Misurata.

But perhaps because of their arrival late in his tenure, he blinked before taking action equal to the magnitude of problems like the sexual abuse by clergymen and the shortage of priests, which cripples Catholic service and evangelization.

It was heavily, and humiliatingly, dependent on Germany, which in turn felt stifled by its late arrival in the race for overseas territories.Russia had the greatest woes.

India takes the prize as the country with the most frequent late arrivals in our second annual tallying of the world's most-delayed airports.

We know that Homo sapiens (wise hominid) primates are late arrivals in the history of life.

This is extremely unlikely to be the case because both classes of the aaRSs seem to be rather late arrivals in the evolution of the respective protein folds, their emergence being antedated by extensive protein evolution [1,2].