Sentence examples for be due to enter from inspiring English sources

The effects are likely to be felt in two to three years' time, when the creatures would be due to enter the fishery, she says.

It is due to enter circulation in 2017.

Their replacements were due to enter into service more than nine years ago.

The engine, made by G.E. Aircraft Engines in Evendale, Ohio, are due to enter service in 2007.

Both countries were due to enter visually impaired sprinters at the Games.

To make matters worse, an additional 500,000 pupils are due to enter the school system over the next five years.

The UK-made Brimstone missile had been due to enter service more than a decade ago as a replacement for cluster bombs.

The Kashagan oilfield in the Caspian Sea, one of the biggest discoveries in decades, was due to enter production in 2005.

The Trent 900 is being developed to power the four-engine Airbus SAS A380 superjumbo airliner, which is due to enter service in 2006.

Mirza wanted to know if I had heard about a new word, "uberising", which was due to enter the dictionary soon.

Malawi and Botswana, which were due to enter visually impaired runners, pulled their teams out just hours before the opening ceremony on Wednesday.