tardily

And he was right, for trouble had come, if rather tardily.

I give it to you all now, tardily and with some shame.

Finally, tardily, Conan shifted his attention to the other person present.

You, who might from your name be expected to protect us, have returned somewhat tardily.

Work proceeded tardily until all progress was abandoned in July 1943.

Yet he tardily acquired the experience necessary to guard him against future imposition.

She remembered him how, tardily and with a pang of remorse.

Tardily, she saw the stiletto that had materialized in the boy's hand.

Monty was a character who needed fifteen to one to move, and then moved tardily."

The record has improved since, but always tardily.

Foreign journalists are allowed to work only with special visas, rarely and tardily granted.

He then remembered, somewhat tardily, that he should not be seeing stars.

The tide of time itself ebbs tardily to the eternal sea.

Again lightning raced down a fault in the sky, the thunder following less tardily.

She was looking at the other Bureau man, tardily remembering where she had seen him before.

All too tardily had the monster been frightened away by the fire... There is little more to tell.

They still cleared the way, tardily, but enough.

Somewhat tardily, he thrust the letter under his quilt.

She yawned as if to prove it, only tardily concealing her mouth.

He had reaccomplished his last murder, tardily but once and for all.

He must have gathered correctly that I tardily failed to inform my staff about the old gentleman.

Then Father Brown awoke tardily to a second truth.

I thought tardily of the escort from Comyn, who had come here with me.

Only a trifle tardily she was acknowledging his salute.

We have, at last, to record some genuinely scientific ascents, which our country now, all too tardily, instituted.