Let the more competent, though junior, officer take over the command "as it is getting late".
Let him step into the breach "as it is getting late!
I had hoped long since that your affliction would have passed away, and I still hope that it eventually will; so take heart, Peter, and let us retire to rest, for it is getting late.
It is getting late, and you had better be going, especially as your father, you say, is anxious about you.
Then, forgetting her pretended position, she replied thoughtlessly, "'It must be getting late.
You'll find pointed sticks all ready, so get busy, as it's getting late and we must be on our way.
He told me a great bear story, but it's getting late now, so don't you think I better tell you that to-night after supper?
Therefore let us be quick, and set out for Corcuvion at once, as it is getting late.
It is getting late, and the prison doors will speedily be closed for the night.
Take my advice, spur on the jaca, for you see it is getting late, and it is twelve long leagues from hence to Corcuvion, where you must pass the night; and from thence to Finisterre is no trifle.
One may love without being jealous; and besides--but it is getting late, and I have business that I must attend to.
Well, then, I will be going, as it is getting late in the evening.
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Therefore let us be quick and set out for Corcuvion at once, as it is getting late.
Take my advice, spur on the jaco, for you see it is getting late, and it is twelve long leagues from hence to Corcuvion, where you must pass the night; and from thence to Finisterra is no trifle.
It's getting late and I have to start again at six to-morrow.
It's getting late, and I'm almost asleep," she said.
It's getting late, and I'm due at the bluff to-night.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "getting late" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
