Sentence examples for tardy from from inspiring English sources

It all begins at 6 a.m. with episodes from "Don't Be Tardy From the Wedding".

Previous research has shown that bullied adolescents are more frequently absent or tardy from class (e.g., Juvonen, Nishina, & Graham, 2000; Kochenderfer & Ladd, 1996).

The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.

Most of the complaints stem from what homeowners said were tardy responses from their insurance companies.

But now there are no missed practices, no tardy slips from Brown, no weekly insurrections.

(Supreme Court buffs will remember that, during his confirmation hearings in 1986, Anthony Kennedy had to defend his tardy resignation from one such club).

"If they get a tardy reaction from the first person they speak to there's a risk they'll be put off at that point.

Dissatisfied with tardy government from Halifax, they promptly agitated for a government of their own, and equally promptly the new province of New Brunswick was created for them in 1784, with its own governor and assembly.

But other factors might also have slowed things: some dealers complained of tardy payment from the government; rumours spread that a backlog of claims might mean the money would run out for later customers.As of last week, some 457,000 clunker purchases worth some $1.9 billion had been registered.

The group enlisted the country's only Olympic gold medallist, the race-walker Jefferson Pérez, as a spokesman, plastered cities and villages with posters ("Inject yourself each morning with a dose of responsibility, respect, and discipline"), and persuaded companies to bar tardy workers from meetings.

The Empowerment of the Elderly Act: All citizens age sixty-five and over will empower themselves by paying their Social Security benefits directly from their own savings accounts, instead of having to rely on the uncertainty of occasionally tardy mailings from the federal government.