Sentence examples for due again from inspiring English sources

In some bizarre alternative reality, the rent was due again.

"We will have to move in December when the rent is due again.

It got to the stage where the car insurance was due again and other bills accrued.

In fact, they warned back in 2000 that cyclical patterns suggested that major terrorist activity was due again.

Industry experts predict that the travel market won't recover for several years, during which time his debts will come due again.

The Postal Service had hoped that Congress would help stanch the losses, as it did last year when it deferred the payment that is due again on Wednesday.

Workers who object to how their unions spend their dues money outside of the workplace – such as on political contributions – can already choose not to pay that portion of their dues (again, right-to-work or not).

In scolding language, a state judge refused yesterday to allow the Transport Workers Union to begin automatically collecting dues again from its members, saying he did not find believable the union leaders' assertions that it would not strike again.

—They're a set of Kitty's... —And on that note so, can I wet my throat with anything else? —There'll be plenty once we're servicing our dues again, according to the jippy wee shit down below.

For example, I don't want to have to plead again for a later bedtime; labor over Chemistry or Algebra homework; endure the awkwardness of adolescence or pay my dues again to the corporate world.

Certainly Test cricket in England (West Indies are not due here again until 2010).