Sentence examples for late in time from inspiring English sources

It's getting late in time, and I'm going to hit two more points.

Michael Jordan was expected, fashionably late, in time for Thursday morning's first tee.

Many of the phonetic processes that make the attested Italic languages differ from the reconstructed Indo-European language seem to have occurred relatively late in time.

"Go enjoy," he smiles as I race out of the house, always 5 minutes late, in time to wait 15 minutes to be taken.

Late in time behold him come, offspring of a Virgin womb!"  Today, in one form or another, hundreds of millions of people across the world are celebrating that story in song: the story of a chaste woman who, by a miracle, gave earthly life to a man who had always existed in another realm as the eternal progeny of God.

3. New Guinea itself appears to have played no direct role in the transmission eastwards of Malayo-Polynesian languages, and the establishment of them in much of Papua New Guinea was very marginal and late in time, possibly within the past 2,500 years (Ross 1988; Pawley 2002).

Richard Kennedy, the struggling fourth grader who has attended four schools, did not arrive at his latest in time to enter the scholars program.

In sympathy with Leonard's difficulties, the movie begins with the events that happen latest in time and then, in consecutive order, moves backward: Chapter 12, followed by Chapter 11, and so on.

For this, we included only the study with the largest patient population and published latest in time, whereas the previous study, with often a smaller subgroup of patients, was excluded.

Microsoft's latest deadline for Longhorn is late 2006, in time for the holiday season, but speculation is rife that it will slip yet again.

Japan had scored late in normal time to force extra time.