He is late admission vs He got late admission

Some examples from the web:

• Sir, I'm sorry, there's no late admissions.
• No. Some accept late admissions.
• A little late to call admissions.
• Julia, I know that you filed your answers to the request for admissions late.
• And he is late for a story meeting.
• More often than not, he is late for school.
• And I'd like to introduce our author, Mr. Collins, but as ever, he is late.
• I do not know why he is late, Mr. Dale.
• There are a myriad of texts from his wife wondering why he is late for a flight to Chicago an hour ago.
• He is my son, and he is late.
• The princess is late for school.
• The senator is late for a committee meeting.
• Time is late and my eyes are getting tired.
• But the last day of his leave is late to start.
• This is late for Marge. I assume.
• His wife is late, it's almost dawn.
• March onwards, some lunch breaks she is late back.
• It seems to me that the train is late.
• One of my team is late.
• It is late, for that.

Some examples from the web:

• Sir, I'm sorry, there's no late admissions.
• No. Some accept late admissions.
• A little late to call admissions.
• Julia, I know that you filed your answers to the request for admissions late.
• It got late and we got stuck in the rain.
• I waited, but it got late.
• He's got late States Parkinsons.
• He's got late-stage Parkinson's.
• We have a newly arrived transfer student who just got late acceptance into the jd-mba program.
• It got late, he stayed over.
• It got late it's better for us to stop here.
• He didn't have a car, so when it got late he'd stay.
• I got late in the college because of my exams.
• Yes, but if it got late and... l hadn't shown up?
• It got late and we fell asleep.
• He got off because they couldn't explain how he got past the metal detectors.
• No, see, I know he got - he got - he got bumped.
• Said he got called to headquarters.
• Claims he got distracted by a skinny squirrel.
• He got out a month ago.