Sentence examples for slightly too late from inspiring English sources

We were just slightly too late to market".

Could it instead go to Brazil's Neymar, for arriving slightly too late for a goal celebration and falling over anyway?

Gidwitz addresses the reader directly throughout, discussing our imagined objections and warning us — sometimes slightly too late — when things are about to get particularly nasty.

This was just slightly too late for me to fuel up the Previa, as I only learned of the company's existence the night before it went under.

He arrived slightly too late on the literary scene and was overtaken by what he contemptuously called the "post-Realistic School".

You're going to point out shows that nobody here voted for (such as the terrible third season of House of Cards), and shows that premiered slightly too late to do better (such as Jessica Jones).

Gillingham should regroup, along with the well-supported Bradford, who found their feet slightly too late last season.

The Dorito is a good lad, but also the Dorito wears shorts slightly too early in the summer and slightly too late into autumn, and you can't really trust someone like that.

But in the years since Madonna turned it into a slightly-too-late pop single, and as Paris is Burning has gradually become required watching for fashion students across the world, the scene's influence has been felt in places far beyond Harlem and Downtown NYC.

But in the years since Madonna turned it into a slightly-too-late pop single, and as Paris is Burning has gradually become required watching for fashion students across the world, the scene's influence has been felt in places far beyond Harlem and Downtown.

Data from the black box recorder showed that the tram was travelling at a speed of approximately 43mph when it entered the curve, having slowed only slightly and too late from the 50mph it was travelling at in a tunnel just before.