Sentence examples for sometimes too late from inspiring English sources
This last year we all learned that tomorrow is sometimes too late.
And many candidates for public office have discovered — sometimes too late — that political fortunes can change more quickly than anyone expects.
Measham believes drug-testing booths in city centres would help protect the public, as by the time people get to a nightclub it is sometimes too late.
But by the time an ambulance arrived or a prescription was obtained, it was sometimes too late to save those who had overdosed, he said.
"The first, and most urgent task before us is to cater for the many thousands of people, fully capable of a higher education, who, for one reason or another, do not get it, or do not get as much of it as they can turn to advantage, or as they discover, sometimes too late, that they need," he told his audience.
In Madre de Dios, he had sometimes arrived too late.
In remote areas prone to fast-moving fires, mandatory-evacuation notices sometimes come too late to save lives.
What it reveals about their character sometimes comes too late, after the votes have already been cast.
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.
However, this is not about judging people, it's about trying to help them – even when it sometimes seems too late and pointless.
