Sentence examples for the belated from inspiring English sources
adjective
Later in relation to the proper time something should have happened.
Israel's generals, who give him a security umbrella, welcome the belated prevention of anarchy.
The belated agreement of the governors may help calm their nerves a little.
Would you associate 2012 with the belated conviction of two of Stephen Lawrence's murderers?
The belated launch of quantitative easing (QE) by the European Central Bank admits as much.
But the belated sequel could twist the knife by … shock, horror!
Reagan considered the belated departure willful and unnecessary and was offended by it.
It soon became clear why Kelly had accepted the belated invitation.
Never mind the belated enthusiasm for the Games: eventual enthusiasm is, really, an utterly British trait.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the belated parades have been attempts to honor the individual soldier.
The belated sequel didn't fare as well, making only $14m in the US.
The belated second coming of a resolute journeyman in a place laced with family history.
