Sentence examples for looking too late from inspiring English sources

It is common for agents to suggest that if you start looking too late, there will be no properties left.

Paddyconsidine and slackdad38 picked the winner, but it looks too late for them.

Even that looked too late, given that all the ingredients are in place for a short-lived property frenzy followed by the inevitable hangover.

But it was too late to save this game - and it now looks too late for Wolves to mount any sort of comeback to preserve their Premier League status.

If one looks too early the ripples will not yet have been produced, and if one looks too late the surface will have re-equalized.

Look too for the late Richard Harris in a showy turn as one "English Bob", a self-aggrandizing old gunslinger who gets on Daggett's bad side.

He entered the address into the mapping system and then looked up, too late to avoid hitting a sedan stopped in traffic.

So I'm guessing that Reynolds should enjoy The Proposal while he can, and heed the sad example of his co-star in the film, and the way she looks helplessly too late.

"I think it's important, but I have not frankly looked too carefully at the latest situation as it is, but it would be nice if we had some of the provisions in it.

Karen looked over, and looked away again too late.

Even if Woods finds his swing, it looks to be too late for him to earn his first PGA Tour win since the 2009 BMW Championship.