Sentence examples for reasonably late from inspiring English sources

We awoke Sunday morning at the reasonably late hour of 9, had a nice brunch of eggs Dauphine (eggs Benedict with country ham and fried green tomatoes) at a sunny nearby cafe, Eat, and set off in search of the grave of Marie Laveau, the fabled voodoo queen.

So when my editor at the Guardian nudged me last week to say my next column was more than reasonably late, I had to delve into the recipe file kept for just such emergencies and came up with today's three dishes that are only loosely related, if at all.

"She's a reasonably late-maturing filly and she's only raced about two furlongs this season, so she lines up fresh.

("I considered all of my previous irrational behavior to have been reasonably excusable," he writes, fairly late in the story, "because it had been conducted with consenting adults").

At the moment, there's the feeling that the London stage is marking time, nowhere more literally than in the National's agonizingly slow take on Christopher Marlowe's "Dido, Queen of Carthage," a reasonably slender late-16th-century drama that for some reason lasts just shy of three hours in the director James Macdonald's take on it at the Cottesloe auditorium.

He allowed another steal -- his throw on Wilson Betemit's attempt was reasonably accurate, just late.

Semi-empirical schemes derived from both mechanical approaches and observed characteristics will be suitable to reasonably reflect the latest validation results, particularly under projected climate-change conditions.

Xunzi lost the latter post when his sponsor died in 238; this is the latest reasonably secure date in Xunzi's biography, though there is one source that implies (implausibly) that he lived to see the founding of the Chinese empire by the western state of Qin in 221 B.C.E.

Thus, it can be reasonably assumed that LATE-PCR will exhibit a similar rate of error during the initial symmetric phase of amplification.

Neil Ackroyd's life was trolling along reasonably easily into his late thirties.

I managed reasonably well in my late teens and early 20s, but in my mid-20s I became very ill again and spent time intermittently in adult psychiatric services.