Sentence examples for late usually from inspiring English sources
They also add that it is "not too late" – usually pending their next bestseller.
You have merely been brainwashed because, like you say, this "coltish" look has been much vaunted in magazines of late, usually in articles about Alexa Chung.
Officials say that for 19 of the last 22 years, the department's budget has been approved late, usually because of fiscal wrangling on Capitol Hill.
Please note that the official list of environment and energy classes to be taught in the upcoming semester is posted relatively late – usually well after the beginning of the CalCentral registration process for other departments.
"History teaches us that government engagement in times of severe financial crisis often arrives very late, usually at a point at which most financial institutions are insolvent or nearly so.
They either fail to mention hospice care or suggest it far too late — usually within a week of death, when hospice personnel have little time to get to know the patient and family and to provide the kind of care that can make for a graceful exit from this world.
EIGHT IS LATE I usually wake up at around 8 o'clock.
Gay Days' crowning glory was the abundance of late parties, usually four a night.
We tend to eat dinner pretty late, so usually after dinner is a little reading in bed.
Rembrandt's evolution culminated in his remarkable late style, usually considered to be the summit of his art.
Direct injected diesel HCCI can be divided into two areas, early injection (early in the compression stroke) and late injection (usually after Top Dead Center (aTDC)).
