because you were unpunctual".
"That first week I was lazy, unprepared, unpunctual," he said.
Even President Lucio Gutiérrez, infamously unpunctual, vowed to participate.
He himself was notoriously disorganised and unpunctual.
The more (self-) important the official, the more unpunctual he tends to be.
"When that begins, between the occupations of business and of entertainment, I shall become an unpunctual correspondent".
Who do I complain to about the cost of getting on an overcrowded, unpunctual train?
Where he was austere, rigid and disciplined, she was childlike, larky and unpunctual: "an April kind of woman".
Thousands of gallons of leaked and wasted water, and crowded, unpunctual and very expensive trains are poor advertisements for privatisation.
If superstardom consists of being elusive, evasive, incoherent, unpunctual, enigmatic, all-round difficult, then Marley is no superstar.
Whether she was punctual or unpunctual, easygoing or quick-tempered, tolerant or severe, cheerful or depressive, sane or mad.
