latecomer

Too many, in fact; he and the other latecomers would have to stand at the back.

We were just about to begin when a latecomer arrived.

Those players say they feel no resentment toward the latecomers.

I never pick a latecomer who is in the front row.

Show up early to get a seat (no latecomers allowed).

I tell 110/111 to give us a few more minutes to allow time for latecomers to arrive.

Now that the value of signs has been realized, some latecomers are getting into the game.

They were all in the same boat, of course, latecomers to the kingdom.

We had to get in early though, because the hot water would run out and latecomers were always left with cold showers.

Latecomers into the field benefit from all this initial work - at no cost.

He was sure that latecomers to the cellular business would pay far higher prices.

Not bad for a city that's a relative latecomer in terms of India's history.

I was a latecomer to wanting to be a shrink.

Yale was a relative latecomer: its program started in the late 80's.

These latecomers make up one-third of the country's older prisoners.

They want to encourage latecomers to consider the possibilities of higher education too.

I can't remember his name but he was something of a latecomer to the band.

They tried to escape before the latecomers from the city streets joined in.

The tables were full; the latecomers apparently had all arrived.

There were voices outside, latecomers back from their day's commute.

Shell is something of a latecomer to the consolidation in the oil industry.

Between them they left little for latecomers to do.

Always be on time for job interviews because latecomers rarely get hired.

The kosher food maker was, in fact, something of a latecomer here.

The Indiana program, established in 1987, was a relative latecomer.