Sentence examples similar to tardy of the from inspiring English sources

He repeated his case at an Eastchester gas station yesterday, accusing Mrs. Clinton of being tardy on the issue and out of touch with average New York customers.

He was at once an infuriatingly pragmatic politician, tardy on the issue of slavery, and at the same time a transcendent figure - poetic, resonant, appealing to better angels we 21st-century Americans still find painfully hard to invoke.

A strong tenor and soprano saxophonist who got his start in New York playing regularly at Smalls before moving on to work with Tom Harrell, Andrew Hill and Dave Douglas, Mr. Tardy has a hollering, bottom-of-the-chest sound; he'll probably be playing material from his new album, "Abundance," on Palmetto records.

He chides staff members if they are late--his aides stop important meetings at 7 58 A.M., for fear of being tardy for the eight-o'clock morning meeting--but encourages them to quit work early.

Cut to me, played by myself, wearing a radically unchic down jacket and floppy corduroy pants, rushing up the stairs of the restaurant, tardy to the party as usual.

The great, if very tardy, successes of the international order were the interventions in Kosovo and East Timor.

And, like other customers, it will want compensation from Airbus for the tardy delivery of the super-jumbo.

The tardy intervention of the army added to widespread condemnation of the government's handling of the catastrophe.

Unfortunately, little has changed on the ground due to the tardy implementation of the new laws by the states.

"It is a phenomenon of nature, a tardy fruit of the end of the continent's division".

By episode four, you can feel some tardy recognition of the overwriting, some adjusting of the show's knobs.