The phrase "late one time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific instance or occasion when someone was late. Example: "I apologized for being late one time, but my boss was still upset with me and warned me not to be late again."
States of mind are forever announced flat out in Racine, a forbidding realm made doubly hard by the severity of a version of the play from the late Ted Hughes, at one time Britain's poet laureate, that ups the anatomical ante.
The hosts' first league win since mid‑October moves them up to 10th, three places and two points off Everton, who showed more urgency in the second half but generally posed little threat, with Gareth Barry's late volley the one time Fraser Forster was called into action.
Reports suggest that he's partnered with James Packer, the son of the late Kerry Packer, the one time richest man in Australia (James is now second) and previous private owner of the assets, until they were floated, and broken up in the last 2 years.
After arriving late one too many times, he was fired.
When I watched 2001 for the first time (on TV late one night, by accident, when I was 12 or 13 and my parents were downstairs throwing a party), I didn't have a clue what was going on.
They have been two-wheel fanatics since Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider, took up cycling around the time of The Man-Machine in the late 70s, and at one time they would get their tour bus to drop them off 100 miles from the next city, and cycle the rest of way.
In the late 90s Donald Trump proposed a one time 14.25% tax on the net worth of individuals and trusts worth $10 million or more.
The latest one is timed to Pacific Rim's Blu-Ray release on Oct. 15 and lets you insert monsters and other characters from the campy blockbuster into your own send-ups (or loving tributes).
We woke up late, one of the only times we were allowed to all month, and headed over to the local beach.
