Sentence examples similar to still tardy from inspiring English sources

In "Richard II," Shakespeare has the Duke of York complain to the dying John of Gaunt about "proud Italy, / Whose manners still our tardy apish nation / Limps after in base imitation," surely a violation of Galateo's rule against lecturing people to death.

There's a sense, beginning with York's lines, that England's place on the world stage is precarious: "Report of fashions in proud Italy, / Whose manners still our tardy-apish nation / Limps after in base imitation" 21-233).

Despite hitting on the imaginary fun fair idea, Tardy still felt that something was missing.

But that tardy and still embryonic national awareness did not save the lives of those whose abridged rights made them even more vulnerable during a rampaging plague.

Better still, if you've been tardy and haven't upgraded from Mac OS X 10.4 (aka Tiger) you can now upgrade all the way to Snow Leopard (10.6) for just the £25 that Snow Leopard costs in the shops – no need to buy the intermediate Leopard software.

"I was still filming 'Don't Be Tardy' and kind of wrapping up that at the same time [as 'Dancing With the Stars'], and taking care of the kids and trying to help my husband manage his career," she explains.

One time I asked for a tardy slip and they still wouldn't give it to me.

This is still not an excuse for being tardy constantly.

The latest push, however, is a bit tardy.

However, creatinine is a tardy and unreliable marker of acute kidney injury.

However, surface cooling is tardy, imprecise and in some patients unsuccessful.