Significados de very tardy en inglés

Justice is sometimes very tardy, though in this instance she has not failed.

Another saint whose recognition was very tardy is St. John Nepomuk.

Nevertheless, to my younger and quicker nature, he did seem often very tardy.

The Government was very tardy in supplying General Lyon's wants.

The operations of nature however seemed to us very tardy.

You were very tardy; what are your sisters about?

The Regional Council have been very tardy on any maintenance on these things, Mr Molloy said.

The Vienna Government was accused on this occasion of being very tardy in sending troops to quell the insurrection.

N was being very tardy.

National's spokesperson for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Todd McClay says the government has been very tardy over its position on Russian.

Now in America we are very tardy about all this, and often, to our shame, take no notice of letters of introduction.

He said legislation should be changed if necessary to allow the bureau to seize assets "pending the outcome of the very tardy legal process".

"Not till Wednesday!" said Mrs. Curtis, as if she thought the course of justice very tardy.