Sentence examples for late noted from inspiring English sources

"But he's now 15 minutes late," noted Conway.

"If there's any comment about anything, it's late," noted the teacher and artist Jon Onye Lockard, who was also an adviser.

An independent study late noted that was between 74 and 100 tonnes of oil on board the Spar, and that the greater part of this could have been removed easily (Entine, 2002).

The teams came out for the second half "five minutes late", noted a watch-tapping Guardian, although there was enough time for a rather quaint show of appreciation from the home crowd for Honved's keeper Lajos Farago, who was given "a special cheer as he ran up to take his position, recognising his fine work in keeping Wolverhampton out in the exciting first half".

Beloved wife of the late noted voice teacher, Seymour Osborne.

She was born June 13 , 1909 in Berlin, Germany, daughter of the late, noted German Impressionist painter, Lovis Corinth and Charlotte Berend Corinth.

Some activists said the announcement was too little too late, noting that construction of the pipeline had come very close to the Missouri river, which the Standing Rock Sioux tribe said could be contaminated by the project.

Now, because we can immediately communicate in some way, shape, or form from our always connected and always turned on devices, we can tweet, text, or email a "running a little late" note anytime.

And if you're running late to a meeting, you can just tap the event and then the small arrow next to the organizer's name to send a quick "I'm running late" note and your location.

Professor of Political Economy Jack Rasmus judges Barack Obama's $447 billion Jobs Plan "too little, too late," noting that 60percentt of the jobs bill consists of non-job-creating corporate tax cuts.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 4.55pm, Film4 (John Ford, 1962) This key Ford western introduces a late note of cynicism to his romantic vision.