Sentence examples for Much overdue from inspiring English sources
And change is now much overdue.
IT WAS a long time coming, and much overdue.
This much overdue development may not last, however.
His many works are much overdue for English translation.
Instead, the institution's pragmatic benefits might have been given some much overdue acknowledgment.
The president of the New York City teachers' union, delivering the second sharp rebuke in as many days, yesterday accused Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of breaking the law by attempting to hold the much-overdue teachers' contract hostage in his campaign in Albany to eliminate the Board of Education.
The Torch is the only handset in the world running BlackBerry's spankin' new OS 6, with it's all-new, much-overdue webkit-based browser, and other multimedia improvements.
A wee bit of a Windows Phone 7 bombshell dropped today: Dan Neary, Asia pacific Vice President for Skype, told Sydney-siders today that Skype won't be developing a client for Microsoft's much-overdue successor to Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7 (henceforth to be known as WinPho 7).
Heck, New York native Martin Scorsese knows all about this, finally deciding to set a film in Boston just so that he could win himself a much-overdue Oscar for The Departed.
BBC Sport's Yorkshire correspondent Dave Callaghan: "This is Yorkshire's first, and very much long overdue, appearance at a finals day.
