Sentence examples for never tardy from inspiring English sources

In his three years as a Republican Assemblyman and 31 as a State Senator from Atlantic County, Mr. Farley missed only one legislative roll call he was in the hospital with an ear ailment and was never tardy.

TOM: I know you're never tardy for the party, but what was the last thing you were late for?

The staff from Entertainment Weekly joked that they "are never tardy for this party"; they felt that "[Leakes] alone could keep [The Real Housewives of Atlanta] on the map", and additionally credited Zolciak's "slow train to cuckootown, making all local stops" for helping to establish "the franchise for the ages".

While her advice may be a little outdated ("A lady must accept an invitation to dance, or spend the rest of the evening sitting out all the dances"), some hints for politeness, such as never being tardy and never showing up to parties you weren't invited to, have thankfully stood the test of time.

It's been 22 years since Wall Street made it briefly fashionable to slick your hair back with a gallon of Brylcreem, so it would be easy to write off Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps as a tardy cash-in from a director (Oliver Stone) and a star (Michael Douglas) who are nothing like the sound investments they used to be.

I never once got an unexcused tardy slip in high school, even when I was actually late.

If the dog fails to come, or is tardy about it, never ever reprimand the dog.

But European officials said that all these steps were grudgingly made, minimal and tardy, and that Israel never gave Mr. Abbas the maneuvering room he needed.

A P.A. announcement, threatening an imminent tardy sweep that will never occur, echoes throughout campus.

When the admiral in charge blustered his way ashore at last, the young Mr. Guinness is said to have blandly assured him that such tardy timing of an entrance would never be tolerated in the theater.

The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.