Sentence examples for late this fall from inspiring English sources

An accounting for all 15 countries will be available late this fall.

The "gigachangers" will be available late this fall for list prices of $350 to $600.

Production pieces, available late this fall, will start at $14,300.

The life arc of Distracted Boyfriend had a final, irresistible coda, late this fall, when the image was found to be part of a stock-photography series shot by the Spanish photographer Antonio Guillem.

After standing empty for three decades, Old Chem, one of Stanford's historic and most beloved buildings, will reopen late this fall as the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning.

AFTER the unseasonal snow late this fall, some cross-country skiers plowing through the whiteness of Riverside Park found themselves on a collision course with a man walking his dog and scuffling through the tracks laid down by earlier skiers.

"Adding tens of thousands of commuters implies that conditions can only worsen". The congressionally mandated report by the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences recommended that the federal government spend more money on easing the traffic impacts, but it's almost certainly too late for this fall's commuters.

While we're all excited to see what Stephen Colbert can do as host (and himself) on "The Late Show" this fall, it's going to be the end of an era when Letterman leaves the desk this May.

It could happen as early as April or as late as this fall". The program, which was hosted by KCBS anchor/reporter Steve Kmetko, received a mixed reception from critics, who often found the show too slick and stodgy--at least by rock 'n' roll standards--and sorely lacking in hard-nosed reporting.

The reduction in the incidence rate of CRC was found in the screened cohort for both early and late cohorts; this fall first becoming apparent in the nineteenth year (cohort age 60 69 years), with clear divergence of the lines by 22 years.

So it is highly surprising that in his latest shows this fall at Sprüth Magers in London and Matthew Marks in New York, Mr. Hume has turned to a personal subject, namely his mother, or mum, as he affectionately calls her.