Sentence examples for upon late from inspiring English sources
The California dream is, for now, delayed, as demonstrated by the budget state lawmakers and the governor agreed upon late Monday.
Roy Hodgson admitted to "frustration" that the late pressure had not pilfered greater reward but Palace cannot rely upon late rallies as often as they do.
A program worked out with the State Department and agreed upon late last night averted a midnight deadline for consular diplomats with heavy parking fines to pay or have their cars towed, a source close to the negotiations said.
In these forts appeared the so-called "Citfalău cemeteries", dependent upon late 11th-century royal legislation forcing commoners to set up their graveyards around churches.
"It's almost 11' clock, you'd better hurry!" Throwing Judy into a panic "My God, I should be on stage, I thought I had plenty of time!" Upon late arrival, Lorna Smith over-heard that "someone" lying through their teeth to a musician.
Your words, President Boren, have created an unsafe environment for any student that's involved in Greek life at OU. Dorm doors have been pounded upon late at night, tires have been slashed, people spit upon, and some sororities and fraternities have been warned against wearing their letters.
"The interesting thing is, that painting itself seems to offer a stage to reflect upon latest changes in technology and media, maybe as a result of all the debates and challenges it survived.
This suggests a difference in time of occurrence of 16q LOH in these two morphological distinguishable groups, ie early LOH in well differentiated tumours and late (upon invasion) in the poorly differentiated subset.
Hornby in 1900 met Emery Walker and Sydney Cockerell (Morris' secretary at the Kelmscott Press), who encouraged and instructed him and helped in devising two types for his own use: Subiaco, based upon Sweynheim's and Pannartz' semiroman of the 1460s, and Ptolemy, based upon a late 15th-century German model.
For his latest book, Niven has turned his coruscating gaze upon women; late middle-aged women.
