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was late for vs came late for

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was late for is the most popular phrase on the web.

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was late for

2,790,000 results on the web

Some examples from the web:

  • Tom was late for class, as is often the case.
  • Last year, my brother was late for school every day.
  • I was late for the last train.
  • I was late for a class.
  • You said Vincent said he was late for something.
  • I thought I was late for Dr. Cox's class.
  • She was late for rehearsal last night.
  • She was late for work 'cause I wouldn't leave.
  • I was late for a meeting.
  • All right, I was late for the meeting.
  • As usual, the physics teacher was late for class.
  • He was late for his train.
  • I was late for my history class, so...
  • He was late for class because of work.
  • Amira was late for her pedicure and needed to borrow my car.
  • She was late for a date.
  • I was late for prayers myself, waylaid in the kitchen.
  • I was late for my interview, and Joey was just telling me that he was supposed to be helping you.
  • As is usual with him Mike was late for the meeting this afternoon.
  • I ran out of my office last night Because I was late for drinks with Oscar de la Renta.

came late for

138,000 results on the web

Some examples from the web:

  • Unfortunately, the evidence on PVC came too late for inclusion in RoHS.
  • Warning came too late for Cliff Paul.
  • And I came too late for that, I know.
  • This new development came too late for the victims of murder and violence we are mourning today.
  • Unfortunately, the order came too late for two planes... brought down by severe turbulence in the Midwest.
  • You came in awfully late for a school night.
  • Brian CROWLEY (IE), of the UEN group, also welcomed the statement, although, he said, it came too late for the many victims of ETA.
  • Brian CROWLEY (IE) of the UEN group also welcomed the statement, although, he said it came too late for the many victims of ETA.
  • As this information came too late for a motion for urgent procedure, I would now ask the House to examine this case and, if need be, to take action against Iran.
  • While these recommendations came too late for IDA II, the foundations of a strategic framework are being put in place by the IDABC programme:
  • At the same time I regret that, unfortunately, the opinion from the Committee on Development and Cooperation came a little too late for me to include anything from it.
  • Or people who came out for a late snack?
  • They came late yesterday, I know.
  • So whoever came late to the party...
  • The call came late in life.
  • But she came late and stayed hunched over, just really sick all day.
  • We came late and we ruined your whole presentation.
  • Up until 2 months ago I had one of their home-care people, that girl never came late.
  • That's the reason I came late this morning.
  • So whoever came late to the party, they find her and all hell breaks loose.

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