Sentence examples for may seem late from inspiring English sources
As November approaches, it may seem late in the year for al fresco dining.
It may seem late in the day, but now that the principle of paying £9,000 a year for university seems to have been established, questions are being asked about what students get for it.
McCall advisers have said that while it may seem late in the game, there was a possibility Mr. McCall's running mate, Dennis Mehiel, a millionaire, could loan the campaign money to tide it over.
March may seem late for a blizzard, but the storm hitting Washington, D.C., today has its roots at the North Pole in early January.
While it is true that it may seem late to be criticizing them for downgrading, since they have been holding a AAA rating for decades, it now seems clear that they should never have been rating U.S. government credit because whenever they changed their mind the horrible situation that now prevails was inevitable and should have been anticipated.
It may seem kinda late to join in the twittersphere, but Thiel is an unconventional guy.
That may seem a little late, but by fast-forwarding through commercials and halftime, the game lasts just a little more than two hours.
While it may seem a bit late for hand-wringing over the end of the British Empire, the sale of Jaguar to an Indian company must be even more jarring to lovers of classic English brands than the sale of Bentley and Rolls-Royce to the Germans.
It may seem a bit late to be getting into the on-demand music market, but Pittman pointed to the enormous reach that iHeartMedia already has — more than 90 million registered users for iHeartRadio, and more than 250 million listeners total.
It may seem like the latest example where Silicon Valley talks about changing society yet gives the world productivity apps.
Strange as it may seem, Aliph's latest piece of Bluetooth kit, the Jawbone ERA, sports an accelerometer along with other fancy-sounding specs like its "multi-processor architecture" and "Motion-X" technology.
