Sentence examples for permanently late from inspiring English sources

There was a lot about the inaugural Miami Tennis Cup that was particularly "Miami" -- a center court DJ, a liquor-stocked VIP lounge, and an audience that seemed permanently late.

The airlines routinely lose a bag or two every other flight I take, rarely permanently, but late is as good as lost in my business.

Fullard, 49, is an unlikely crusader: permanently frazzled, often late, and quick to cry when confronted with a sad story.

I don't necessarily buy into the concept of the soul; but my sensation of "me" (passive) is very clearly and permanently present, thus late in life.

In 1927, Pauline moved to a utopian community founded by Theosophists in San Luis Obispo, and then to Carmel, where she edited and wrote for a leftist weekly before returning to Kings Road more or less permanently in the late nineteen-thirties.

His home run calls — "An A-bomb from A-Rod" or "Robbie Cano, don't you know" — are cultural references that will permanently mark this latest era of Yankees success.

Ringfencing of budgets ensures that the desire of local people is permanently overridden by ministers' latest pet initiative.

Thousands of iPhone 6 users claim they have been left holding almost worthless phones because Apple's latest operating system permanently disables the handset if it detects that a repair has been carried out by a non-Apple technician.

Additionally, Obama's latest offer would permanently extend the Bush tax cuts for incomes of less than $400,000.

At the broadest level, states should secure and protect as much land as possible --now, before is is too late -- that could permanently provide public access to important open spaces and opportunities for nature experiences.

Jews first permanently settled in Zagreb in the late eighteenth century, and founded the Jewish community in 1806.