Sentence examples for not be on time from inspiring English sources

I might not be on time to meet my landlady and she'll be angry with me.

I might not be on time to meet my landlady and she will be angry with me.

You're also at the mercy of Muni, which may or may not be on time, or might stop in the middle of the tunnel for a while, or your bus might decide to just not show up or the driver may inexplicably ask everyone to get off the bus, as also sometimes happens here.

In conversations with them during their four years, their frustration with roommates who could not be on time, needed to borrow money and didn't keep appointments brought smiles to our faces.

This recruiting of cantors was not without controversy: Cantor Cuper (also known as Kupfer), the head cantor of the Great Synagogue, considered it "impious" that cantors should perform in a secular setting, to crowds where both sexes mingled freely, keeping people up late so that they might not be on time for morning prayers.

They often will be picking up other people in your vicinity, and these other people may not be on time for the shuttle service, like you will be.

Like it or not, being on time for things is one of rules of civility.

The Hopi Indians' closest sense of time comes down to two words: one for "sooner," another for "later". In Mediterranean or Arab countries, not being on time or taking time to get down to business is the norm.

A There's no such thing as not being on time.

Over freshly made mango smoothies, he apologises for not being on time.

It's maybe not been on time, but they've always been paid.