Examples of 'late because she' in a sentence
Meaning of "late because she"
late because she: Implies a situation or reason for being delayed, typically involving a female person
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late because she
She came home late because she worked.
She was late because she had missed her train.
She advised her boyfriend that she would work late because she was late.
She came late because she came from work.
All girls impressed especially Sarah who arrived late because she was sick.
And they are running late because she ripped her stockings.
I am late because she lives in Poughkeepsie.
But you said yesterday she was late because she was stuck on the subway.
We are late because she spent time in make-up.
She later told reporters she was late because she was not feeling well.
Was he late because she was buying a gift for me?
When she found out, it was too late because she already hit it.
Was she late because she was buying me a gift?
At Friday Night Dinner, Rory arrives late because she had an interview.
She 's a bit late because she investigated an extra testifier.
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My wedding started half an hour late because she needed to adjust her tiara.
It was rather too late because she has gone far into the act of promiscuity.
The bills are always late because she procrastinates!
So, my cast is late because she has to sell cigarettes.
Last week, she was an hour late because she was at an audition.
Tell Momma we were late because she forgot her phone charger.
No, she came back late because she got a disease in her legs.
He made her stay late because she would screwed up, he stayed to help.
She 's not staying late because she wants to do research . Morgan.
Tell Momma we were late because she forgot her phone charger . Again!
My younger sister is coming late because she has a staff dinner . It 's nothing.
No, no, you're too late because she rang on Monday.
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