Sentence examples for late took from inspiring English sources

Trinity, of late, took up a collection — the Resurrection Fund — to pay expenses like security guards and public relations.

Thornton entered the Devils' zone late, took a drop pass from Sergei Samsonov and beat Brodeur on the glove side.

ON JUNE 18th the Ukrainian crisis, which has slid into a nasty and increasingly bloody civil war of late, took a small step backwards to possible de-escalation.

Paddington late took over importing and the agency had to resign about $3 million in billings to take on the new business.

"He entered the referendum campaign late, took a holiday in June, and described his enthusiasm for staying in the EU as seven out of 10.

Time sick, late or on vacation: Never sick or late; took a week off for a family vacation on the Jersey Shore.

And as in chess, Gisela Gresser developed late, taking up the instrument in her 40s.

She had been up late taking care of her older sister's baby.

You feel guilty if you wake up too late, start work too late, take too long to make dinner.

Criminals have, of late, taken to wearing high-visibility clothing to avoid being spotted.

I get home late, take Charlie for another dawdle, and then exchange emails with the head of our Americas Foundation.