Examples of using Rather late in English and their translations into Danish
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It is rather late in the day, Mr Tomlinson, to embark upon a debate on this interesting subject.
However his career, which was started rather late, came to an unfortunately early end when he died at the age of 49.
first of all they have come in rather late in the day.
although it has come rather late.
The European directive on electricity was therefore adopted rather late by my country and only in its most basic form.
it has come rather late.
does so rather late.
at any rate'not very much and rather late.
because that seems to be rather late to me.
We have certainly realised this rather late, but now we are, at last, able to separate increases in transport volume from economic growth.
are changing our perspective willy-nilly, but rather late in the day.
it did indeed arrive rather late, in January 2001.
the focus on the corpus of the production of engraving Giovanni Fattori was rather late.
It is probably due to the rather late appearance in life of the successive variations, by which man acquired his masculine characters, that they are transmitted to the male sex alone.
female Scotch deer-hound is not acquired until rather late in life.
it is already rather late, and my fellow Members have already made many good points.
This year it mainly implies, that the rather late development of the vines because of the cold cold spring, now has been more than caught up with.
it is rather late to ask whether this opinion was necessary or not.
Vertebral compression is also a rather late radiographic sign
This information has been supplied, rather late, but I still do not think it is satisfactory.