The phrase "tardy time" can be used in written English, although it is not a commonly used phrase and may sound awkward to some readers.
It is more commonly used in spoken language. Here is an example of how "tardy time" can be used in a sentence: "John was always late for class and his teacher warned him that he needed to be more mindful of his tardy time."
"My mom wanted to get out of the city," Marquiana said, "but I live so far away from school now, that I started missing days and being tardy all the time".
Only then did Martinez and Guadalupe Raygoza learn that Roxana hasn't been tardy just a time or two, as they thought, but chronically truant, and that she's no longer on track to graduate with her classmates in June.
"You can have a degree of proficiency on a ukulele in a very short time," Ms. Tardy said.
Whether in articulating his health care bottom line, or closing Guantánamo Bay, or moving forward on repealing "don't ask, don't tell," he has often seemed tardy or unfocused, at times missing deadlines he has set himself.
As with past installations, Tardy worked with long-time partner-in-creative-crime Squeaky Lobster to compose an 8-channel soundtrack for the piece.
The Hawks played without Isaiah Rider, who showed up 10 minutes late and was not allowed to play by the Hawks, who had threatened a three-game suspension the next time he was tardy.
A few years ago, teachers at Ellis Middle School in Austin, Minn., might have said that their top students were easy to identify: they completed their homework and handed it in on time; were rarely tardy; sat in the front of the class; wrote legibly; and jumped at the chance to do extra-credit assignments.
The objective of this problem is to minimize the logistic cost for a set of customers without being tardy or exceeding the travel time and the capacity of the vehicles.
Patients who were on time or slightly tardy after the intervention can be said to receive a disproportionate share of the benefit.
