Sentence examples for unfortunate late from inspiring English sources

If James Graham's unfortunate late effort had been given by the (English) video refs, perhaps we would have been rejoicing on the way back with a series won.

Since then, she has demonstrated an unfortunate late-blooming fondness for saccharine kitsch.

Kim Kardashian West has become the unfortunate latest victim of Vitalii Sediuk – the Ukrainian former TV presenter famed for assaulting various stars, including Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, on the red carpet.

This has been unfortunate of late, as the bear market has hurt the recent performance of those target-date funds with heavy stock allocations.

Spanish golfer Miguel Angel Martin, who had suffered an unfortunate injury late in the season, was rather unceremoniously dumped from the European Ryder Cup squad, to which he had gained appointment by virtue of his two-season-long record on the European PGA Tour.

"It's unfortunate at this late date that the Dan Morales campaign has opted to change the rules," Mr. Thompson said.

He recalled with fondness an old acquaintance, the unfortunate Kenneth Lay, the late C.E.O. of Enron, who was, in Khodorkovsky's estimation, a thumbs-up kind of guy.

Mets pitcher Matt Harvey is the latest unfortunate example to confirm Fleisig's research.

However the trio - including bassist Derek Smalls and their latest unfortunate sticksman - are getting back together for the Live Earth concert festival this July.

The story at the start of the year was grim: 13 shows closed during January, including (talk about unfortunate synergy) the latest Jason Robert Brown musical, 13.

The Mail journalist who conducted the offending interview with Karius said afterwards it had been set up before his latest unfortunate game, and he had naturally assumed the player's people would cancel it.