Sentence examples for due then from inspiring English sources

"Well, we were due then, weren't we?" Manuel said.

A. When praise is due, then give it.

"They never got their due then, and it's been 50 years since," Sherburne said.

"If that information leads you to conclude that reparations are due, then that's where we will go.

Profound thanks are due, then, to those shareholder activists who urged "constructive engagement" with the oil, gas and coal barons.

Much credit is due, then, to Tom Dascombe for his enterprise in preparing Ceiling Kitty for the Juvenile Sprint.

You learn the trade, pay your dues, then get your own shop.

I signed up, paid my dues, then was told BT needed me to pay more than £20,000 to lay a cable.

If your water bill is included in the cost of your rent or home owner's association dues, then your entire building is metered from a single meter.

She will have survived five or six weeks without the money she is due by then.

"They should pay the back rent due and then more than $500 million on top of that," Mr. Coles said.