Sentence examples for due coming from inspiring English sources

But credit where it is due: coming from an Administration that is sometimes accused of ignoring its own back yard, this was a foreign-policy move of great symbolic importance, and it didn't emerge spontaneously from the ether.

Sterling, to give him his due, came up against a formidable goalkeeper.

"You have to pay your dues, come up through the ranks.

Her beauty school fees were due the coming Saturday.

Today, Sandilands and Henderson are both experienced broadcasters, who paid their dues before coming to Sydney.

All are due to come out next year.

He is due to come home any minute.

He will in due course come to his own conclusions".

It is due to come into force within 10 days.

It is due to come on stream in 2011.

Another is due to come on stream soon.