Sentence examples for rather late start from inspiring English sources

Although it got a rather late start compared with California, Oregon now has more than 120 wineries, almost all of them producing exclusively high-end wines.

Carnival comes rather early this summer, starting officially on Feb. 9 and ending at noon on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 13, so there is little time to lose.

Unluckily they started rather late.

All that points to a scheduled start date of Jan . 19with a 48-game slate, rather than a Jan . 15start and a 50-game schedule.

It's all rather 2015.

After a rather faltering start three years ago, Peston, 48, became the poster boy of the financial crisis that engulfed the UK in September 2007 and made the City realise how powerful the BBC can be when it stops feigning confusion and ignorance about business matters and tackles a story head on.

GEORGE PACKER: You're right, Hillary Clinton has emerged as a powerful member of the Administration, after a rather slow start last year.

The idea: Deal with yesterday's emails today (rather than today's emails), so you start the day knowing exactly how many messages must be answered and "feel a sense of completion when you're done," he writes on the Yesterbox site he created.

It is not the thought of messing up that is keeping Robinson up at night, rather it's the early starts.

The events that led to the formation of Provisional Sinn Féin started in 1969, rather than 1971, and Ó Brádaigh left that movement in 1986, rather than 1983.

The first moon of the New Year will rise on Wednesday evening, but rather than starting 2014 with a bang, the skies will showcase the smallest moon of the year.