Sentence examples for will be very late from inspiring English sources

Jerry Jones would not speculate on when he expected to hear from Goodell, acknowledging that the decision "probably will be very late in the preseason".

There's the rolling non sequitur, when 10 minutes of silence are broken by Mom asking, "Banana, anybody?" And there's the father's plea to his sleepy kids, who want to know if they're going to make it home tonight: "We're trying but it will be very late if we do, so please, you can just go to sleep, please, I say".

Understand that a snooze button should be used only once a morning, because if you use it more, you will be very late for whatever you need to get to in the morning.

I may have to be very late.

It just happens to be very late.

BBC Radio Bristol's Bob Hunt: "Somerset will be very pleased with getting two late wickets after a lengthy rain delay.

David Cameron will outline on Monday how he will be very tough on terrorism – the latest in a series of such tough talks by ministers following the Tunisian attack.

We're not predicting that there will be any wipeouts among venture funds, only that the crowd of investors entering the game at this late stage will be very disappointed.

The interest rates and late fees will be very high.

"The E.C.B. will be very aware that the European Commission's latest survey shows rising consumer inflation expectations and rising company pricing expectations," said Howard Archer, chief European and British economist at IHS Global Insight in London.

If you are joining late, just remember that most groups will be very happy to show you around.