Sentence examples for late redemption from inspiring English sources

And most famously, Marley's ghost returns to show Scrooge the error of his ways before it is too late – redemption!

Also in the mix: British romcom Man Up, with Lake Bell and Simon Pegg Al Pacinoo as a boozed-up rock star seeking late redemption in Danny Collins; and road-trip comedy Search Party.

His latest redemption bid.

But it's not too late for redemption.

But he still confronts the question that so many of us do: When is it too late for redemption?

While Dobson did not shrink from pronouncing uncompromising judgments about topics like premarital sex, he also stressed that it was never too late to achieve redemption by reversing course and becoming a "secondary virgin".

Futterman called the episode a "too-little-too late attempt at redemption for Sue's poor characterization this season".

Even grimmer, if that is possible, than "The Guards," THE KILLING OF THE TINKERS (St. Martin's Minotaur, $22.95), Ken Bruen's second Jack Taylor crime novel, finds this discredited ex-guardsman back home in Galway, his latest attempt at redemption a hollow joke.

Money market funds, typically huge purchases of commercial paper, have been battered of late due to redemptions by large institutional investors.

In an epilogue, Ms. Packer finds a new set of corporate values in Shakespeare's late plays, based on redemption and collaboration, not bloodshed and deceit.

Apparently, nine hours prior to Kajewski's rescue, Brad Sapp was working late at the Carroll Redemption Center when he thought he heard a bone-chilling whisper say "Get out of here".