Sentence examples for due making from inspiring English sources
After some of its computers failed to cope with a leap second in 2005, Google, a search-engine firm, has begun running its computer clocks slowly for a short period before one is due, making the change gradual instead of instantaneous.
The long period before this debt comes due makes it difficult to predict when the debt will be repaid.
Whether I do so before or after the bill comes due makes very little difference.
Mr Miliband is due make a major speech on the subject this week.
If you have trouble remembering when things are due make note of the dates on your phone's "Reminders" app.
Apparently my edgy new due made me look far older than my baker's dozen, and if I wanted a position with Tobacco Enforcement it was all mine.
Recognizing this and giving credit where it is due makes good business sense.
The night before it's due, make sure you have everything you need.
"They're doing their due diligence, making sure the investigation is very thorough.
The commission is due to make a recommendation next month.
