He yawned, then raised a tardy hand over his mouth.

Men of genius anticipate their contemporaries, and know they are such, long before the tardy consent of the public.

As a matter of fact, the luncheon fare, when it made its tardy appearance, was distinctly unworthy of the reputation which the justly-treasured cook had built up for herself.

And the Black Muslims, along with many people who are not Muslims, no longer wish for a recognition so grudging and (should it ever be achieved) so tardy.

These berries […] are a deadly and insidious poison, though very tardy in their action, often lying dormant in the blood for many days.

And the youngest of the family
Is moving with authority
Building castles by the sea
He dares the tardy tide
To wash them all aside.

His tardy performance bordered on incompetence.

And the Franks served the Men much the same ſauce when they found them tardy, and made them run their Heats through the Streets

The teacher gave her a tardy because she did not come into the classroom until after the bell.

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