Sentence examples for due a break from inspiring English sources
Lowry is perhaps due a break.
"But I would perhaps be reluctant to keep him going for the King George as maybe he's due a break.
"Certainly, over the course of this season, we're due a break and maybe we've got a little bit of luck tonight".
With the Dodgers nearing the end of a long regular season, Mattingly said several of the injured players would have been due a break now anyway.
This does not look entirely plausible and might also be due to a break in raw data sources (unless this is due to sharp short run variations in the relative price of assets held by these different wealth groups).
Many analysts still say the rally is due for a break.
Greece, after five years that have seen unemployment rise to 27 percent and the economy shrink by more than a fifth, was due for a break.
And it seems he will earn a Test debut if selectors believe young injury-prone Josh Hazlewood is due for a break ahead of the quick turnaround between the Boxing Day and New Year's Tests.
A LOCA is an accident which occurs due to a break in a reactor coolant system (RCS) pipeline in a NPP.
Or maybe I'm just delusional and motivated by the guilt of not getting it all done when I think it SHOULD be done.... Needless to say, I'm due for a break, and soon.
