Sentence examples for late saying from inspiring English sources
Some dismissed them as too little, too late, saying that Draghi should have forced through a shift to full-blown quantitative easing — i.e., large-scale government bond purchases.
He issued the threat after the city's lawyers suddenly produced thousands of documents related to the case more than two years late, saying they had been misplaced.
The shadow justice secretary, Richard Burgon, criticised the package as "too little, too late", saying: "It's 2,500 extra [officers], after over 6,000 fewer on the frontline.
Emergency officials encouraged businesses to let employees in Rhode Island report to work late, saying road conditions for the morning commute would be treacherous.
The Palestinians have protested this charge that has cropped up of late, saying there is a difference between what Mr. Netanyahu is claiming and their refusal to legitimize the settlements.
The Bush administration recommended that Congress repeal the requirement to dismiss I.R.S. employees who file returns late, saying "these cases do not represent the type of serious conduct" for which dismissal should be mandatory.
Too late, said Equitable.
Too little, too late, said the market.
"Oh, he's always late," said another.
Too late, says Stafford-Clark.
