Примери за използване на Come too late на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Patients always come too late.
You have come too late for the feast.
Good ideas always come too late.
We have an opportunity to computerize their children andgive them the opportunity to play a variety of online games has come too late.
The best ideas come too late.
The Steelers could end up looking like a team baffled at the energy of their opponent, andthe wake up call may come too late.
The results come too late for that.
Regrets are illuminations come too late.
Some honors come too late; others too early.
Therefore many patients come too late.
Everything has been said,and we have come too late, now that men have been living and thinking for seven thousand years and more.
Those revelations will come too late.
While these compelling results come too late for those who lost their lives during West Africa's Ebola epidemic, they show that when the next Ebola outbreak hits, we will not be defenseless.
Supper is done, and we shall come too late.
But the increase may come too late for some Virginia seafood processing plants that pick crab, shuck oysters and pack bait, said Mike Hutt, executive director of the Virginia Marine Products Board, which represents the state's seafood industry.
Justice is like an orgasm-- it can never come too late.
Muench returned the letter to the GEZ with a note explaining the request had come too late because Ries had died in 1559, centuries before the invention of television and radio.
The important consideration is that warnings come too late.
If this piece of advice has come too late for you, don't panic.
The main concern of the regulator is that warnings come too late.
Locals in the Mississippi delta said that federal help had come too late and wildlife officials forecasted a clean up that could take up to five years.
I wanted to pay my respects before I left, Butit appears I have come too late.
But some disciples think that the money we will make in two orthree years will come too late to be used, and that if we have some money we might as well just use it now to save people.
Its implementation must be complete and swift,otherwise the help it brings will come too late for us".
While it is true that these compelling results come too late for those who lost their lives during West Africa's Ebola epidemic, this new medical breakthrough shows, as Marie-Paule Kieny rightly pointed out, that if and when the next Ebola outbreak hits, we will not be defenceless.
It was a long hourbefore we reached it, and at first we feared that we had come too late to save anyone.
While these compelling results come too late for those who lost their lives during West Africa's Ebola epidemic, they show that when the next Ebola outbreak hits, we will not be defenseless," said Dr.
However, unless appropriate action is taken, our collective‘carbon budget' may be used up by 2035 anddecarbonisation may come too late.
While these compelling results come too late for those who lost their lives during West Africa's Ebola epidemic, they show that when the next outbreak hits, we will not be defenseless,” said Marie-Paule Kieny, the World Health Organization's assistant director-general for health systems and innovation and the study's lead author.
Former British prime minister Tony Blair once complained that it had become a common practice for UK journalists to intercept him on his way to government meetings and ask him to make a statement about decisions yet to be taken: obviously, information about the real meeting andthe decisions taken would come too late to meet deadlines and do not have much media value anyway.