Sentence examples for rather late for from inspiring English sources
Protopopov and Belousova began skating at age 15 and 16, respectively, rather late for serious skaters.
"Sexual intercourse began in 1963 (which was rather late for me)", as Philip Larkin wrote.
"Sexual intercourse began/ In nineteen sixty-three/ (which was rather late for me)," wrote Philip Larkin.
"SEXUAL intercourse began / In nineteen sixty-three / (Which was rather late for me)." Philip Larkin was off by 42 years.
And it is rather late for the 61-year-old second son of George H.W. Bush to do much about his surname.
Introduction Sexual intercourse began In nineteen sixty-three (Which was rather late for me) Between the end of the Chatterley ban And the Beatles' first LP.
Compared to the Americas and Asia colonialism started rather late and for most Pacific Islands the colonial period didn't last even 100 years.
Iwa, he explained, came to Dolphin Quest at the age of 25 - rather late in life for a dolphin to enter their program.
IT IS rather late in the day for housing to become a political priority.
Like Destiny's beta, that sounds rather late in the day for make-or-break tests, but one expert said there was sense to such scheduling.
Thus, there is a critical gap between the genotypic biomarkers with their capability for very early and life stage-independent prediction of rather limited probability and the traditional as well as functional/imaging biomarkers with their capability for rather late and pathogenesis-dependent prediction of higher probability.
