Sentence examples for on belated from inspiring English sources
Frayling first saw A Fistful of Dollars, then on belated release in Britain, one afternoon at the Odeon, Cambridge, after the 1967 May ball, which ended in a row with his girlfriend, followed by a bout of blokeish gloom.
Cuthbertson's try was chalked off for a knock-on amid belated Rhinos pressure, but Warrington held firm to move level on points with the Rhinos.
While it's not for a journalist to nitpick a minister's theological credentials, that implication of belated seismic revenge on Haitian children seems defamatory of God.
The company deserves credit for boosting its wireless data revenues and for taking the bold if controversial move of scrapping all-you-can-eat data plans and replacing them with tiered rates based on usage a belated effort to relieve pressure on its overloaded network.But over time such moves may do little more than offset the impact of vanishing landlines and more sluggish growth in mobiles.
Now the country is about to embark on a belated $1 billion effort to tackle the ecological calamity in one of the biggest environmental remediation projects ever attempted.
Ran fairly well in a first-time tongue tie on his belated reappearance.
Few expected Bush to make good on the belated rule changes his departing predecessor made that so offended health-care bureaucrats.
Aides said Mr. Clinton was always a soft touch for the brothers, who with their parents accompanied the Clintons on their belated 1975 honeymoon to Acapulco.
I was pursuing a subtler idea that got away from me during editing — that the poem's elegiac tone is embedded in Walcott's meditation on the belated life that exiles often inhabit.
Last year, she appeared in Philip Ridley's Shivered at Southwark Playhouse, as a single parent who experiments with sexual violence after her son is killed, followed by Penelope Skinner's thriller, Fred's Diner, at Chichester – "It was such brilliant dark, edgy new writing" – in which she played a 30-something on a belated gap year, in a wig of pink plaited dreads.
In her translation notes for the new book, she seized on one frame as belated evidence in her defence, writing: "Aha!
