Sentence examples for that started late from inspiring English sources

At least three people were stabbed and at least 10 arrested in the violence that started late Tuesday.

Shows that started late included "Red" and "God of Carnage" -- which are both playing at houses on the block of 45th Street where the bomb was found -- and "In the Heights".

The Buccaneers' defense guessed wrong several times during a 15-play, 92-yard drive that started late in the third quarter and that gave the Giants a 24-7 lead.

Once adjustments are made for technology dependence, some analysts say, the investment of the United States and other pacesetters in Year 2000 preparations was not that far out of line with those that started late.

Joe Johnson had 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Hawks, who broke open a tie game with a 20-6 run that started late in the third quarter.

The Spaniard, who is still working on gaining match fitness under Mourinho following a pre-season that started late after the Confederations Cup, has played a bit-part role under the Portuguese to date and his father and agent, Juan sr, was a guest in the Emirates Stadium directors' box at Tuesday's Champions League qualifier against Fenerbahce.

Although many people think of the West Indian Day Parade when they think of Carnival in Brooklyn, for the N.O.V.A. Knuckleheads, the best part of Carnival is J'ouvert, a street masquerade that starts late at night and runs through dawn on Labor Day.

Although many people think of the West Indian Day Parade when they think of Carnival in Brooklyn, for the N.O.V.A. Knuckleheads, the best part of Carnival is J'ouvert, a street masquerade that starts late at night and runs through dawn on Labor Day.

One indisputable effect of the Fed action is a rise in refinancing applications, continuing a trend that started late last year.

Further south, a stepped-up push by Free Syrian Army units that started late last year has won control of several major oil fields in Deir Ezzor, which produces a more marketable light crude.

Still, whatever the longer-term prospects, the wave of unrest has set back the recovery that started late last year in the region's real estate markets after the slump brought on by the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.