tardy

Last year, the budget was a record 48 days tardy.

Everything I did seemed to be running about ten minutes tardy.

A tardy move, no question there, but not too late.

Good show on the arrest even if a bit tardy.

He was 18, 6 feet 1 inch and no longer had a school to be tardy to.

In each case, the movie is lost forever if you're tardy.

This work is now far advanced, and though the results may be tardy, they are sure to come.

The windows were still dark, with the tardy winter morning.

"I guess he'll be the tardy boy from now on."

As to why his family is so tardy, it's down to sheer numbers.

I am rarely late, but my husband is frequently tardy.

But even after the poison was found, responses were tardy.

Unless, like me, God had chosen him to be tardy that day.

When we asked about them, they put in a tardy appearance after the main courses.

Had this one heard the other calling to their tardy comrades?

They talk through the tardy bell and are caught by one of the school's faculty.

Nor was the Mask at all tardy in following his advantage.

But to the health authorities in Singapore, that seemed tardy at best.

You know how tardy he always is about writing.

That had been the first time he'd ever been so tardy.

But faces dropped when they saw who the tardy arrival was.

Recent cool weather has given those who have been tardy in planting a bit more time.

If we are late for tennis lessons, there is no tardy box.

Perez, who was eight days late last year because of visa problems, will be tardy again.

The government, as usual, was doing a tardy but efficient job of double thinking.