Better late than never.

'Good, ' he said, 'better late than never, ' and he killed him.

Oh, dear. It would seem I'm off to a poor start. Well, better late than never. Come on, Mater. Might need a little help.

You have made a good many terrible blunders, It is time for you to correct them. lt is better late than never.

As Confucius instructed, it is better late than never. Prompt and strict measures should be taken to turn back this evil trend.

Brian : Chill out, better late than never. Imagine if I never came home at all.

Some of you may already know who i am but i am sure some of you don't, this post has been long over-due but better late than never.

Be as quick to take advantage of this sale, better late than never set clear, as appropriate, or pay again.

Not a perfect one, and certainly not a moment too soon, but a better one than before, and better late than never.

Better late than never: the International Monetary Fund has published an evaluation of its performance before the financial crisis.

Oh, yeah? Why don't you buy her a present or flowers today? Better late than never.

'Well! 'said my sister, pleased. 'She could have sent that message earlier, but better late than never. And what did she give the boy? '

I wasn't able to deal with them here at the time because of the climate negotiations and other news, but better late than never.

Better late than never, I thought, as I raised my flute of bubbly.

Editorial: Cancer Surveillance in Achalasia: Better Late Than Never?

The Lancet should have retracted the paper much earlier, but it's better late than never.

But I guess, better late than never. . .

The firemen didn't arrive at the house until it was half burned, but it was better late than never.

You are just now writing back to Grandma? Well, I guess better late than never.

No. As the saying goes "Better late than never" .

An accident caused in such trains would leave 0% survivors so slow trains are better as better late than never.

Grandpa is learning to dance. "Better late than never" he says.

Better late than never, even if at a terrible cost.

Better late than never, but had better not be late.

I think the moral of this text is 'Better late than never'.

Better late than never Ben is wet with sweat. East or west, home is best.

Peter: Yes, it's sad, but, in my opinion, it needs to be done. Better late than never.

Better late than never, but better still, never late.

Better early than late. Better late than never.

Neither of them has to say 'better late than never', because I already know it's true.

Better late than never, but never late is better.

Jane: Sure, better late than never !

better late than never. Come on, Mater.

No problem. Better late than never.

Never mind. Better late than never.

"Better late than never" .

Andy: That's okay. Better late than never.

Jane: Oh well, better late than never.

Still, better late than never.

Calm down. Better late than never.

However, it's better late than never.

Well, better late than never.

John: Better late than never.

But better late than never, I guess.

mai gest Better late than never.

We worked from dawn until dusk. 7. Better late than never.

The oldwoman said to him, "Better late than never. "

Better late than never. 10. Better luck next time.

Better late than never. Ha, ha.

Jannet : Oh well, better late than never.

She is having her industrialization too, and though much later than the Western world, it is better late than never.

It doesn't matter. Better late than never.

If technology now helps cut gargantuan legal bills in America and elsewhere, it will be better late than never.

It doesn't matter. It's better late than never.

It is better late than never.

This is two decades too late, but better late than never.

Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, so never say die and we must know that better late than never.

So he has finally proposed to you? Well, better late than never

Better late than never. (It's never too late to mend. )

'Oh, we didn't know that cod fish and oil fish were not the same. ' (Finally backtracking, better late than never . . . )

Andy: " That's okay. Better late than never. "

I have a terrible headache. Better late than never ;