Sentence examples for Due thanks from inspiring English sources

In Helen Garner's case, we should give due thanks for the former and precisely praise the latter.

It had, in fact, paid nothing, because no tax was due – thanks to the company's advantageously structured international borrowing.

But one thing the fat surely is not, and that is given due thanks for serving as scapegoat, and for a job well done.

From every sporting Democrat Good Christmas thoughts to Dick and Pat; For Ike and Mamie, rousing cheers, And health and peace in coming years… For Byron Janis, Mitzi Gaynor, Ingmar Bergman, Dorothy Maynor, And we hope the Pirates give due thanks For the kindness shown them by the Yanks.

Gefilte fish, in particular, has finally gotten its due, thanks in no small part to the efforts of Jeffrey Yoskowitz, Elizabeth Alpern, and Jackie Lilinshtein, three tristate-area millennials who, in 2011, founded the Gefilteria, a boutique Jewish-foods company dedicated to the revival and preservation of Old World preparations.

This is due thanks to the improvement of multi-frequency and multi-coils instrumentation, simple time-lapse repeatability, cheap and accurate topographical referencing, and the emerging development of inversion codes.

But it was the late 90s before Astatke's pioneering work got its proper dues thanks to a popular reissue, which made him the world-music cult figure he is today.

Hujar's pictures of animals are a lesser-known element of his richly varied oeuvre, which is just now getting its full due, partly thanks to a travelling retrospective organized by the curator Joel Smith, of the Morgan Library.

Hitler and Mussolini did not come to power by election, coup d'état or solo triumph but in coalition by due process thanks to a pliant head of state amid parliamentary deadlock.

For that, he is due the thanks of the entire Company".

With his unique sense of humor and wit, Ansari's been a reliable comic for years but it seems he's finally getting his due lately thanks largely to his scene stealing turn on NBC's "Parks and Recreation".