Sentence examples for typically late from inspiring English sources

Breakfast attracts mostly tourists; Porteños, as residents are called, are typically late risers.

If someone tells you, "Twenty minutes, tops," plan for 40, unless you want to arrive fashionably, and typically, late.

Liverpool left it typically late to seal Champions League qualification but their farewell to an uplifting Premier League season and warm-up for Real Madrid was otherwise faultless.

Most came during performances near the end of a season and, typically, late at night after dancers had rehearsed all day.

Bicycling and running contests are frequently staged on the mountain, as is the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, an automobile race held each summer (typically, late June).

Or, the tablet is a separate project and will launch in time for the holiday shopping season (typically late November).

The simple answer is that good friends -- two Frenchmen who have restored a vast 19th-century mansion in the area -- had insisted over a typically late-night dinner that I must see the great temple and that to visit it without partaking of the ritual baths was to squander an opportunity to experience grace.

Hence, typically, late-responding normal tissues have a smaller α/β ratio (about 2 Gy) than either tumour tissue or early responding normal tissues (about 10 Gy) [7].

Subjects typically had late bed-times (around 1 00 am) and late wake-times (around 8 30 am), as is common in a young university community.

Ripe red chiles are the best, though they are generally seasonal, available typically late summer through early fall.

Typically of late Kipling, this moving and disturbing story poses more questions than it answers.