Sentence examples for due to be worn from inspiring English sources

The top was due to be worn at Swansea as part of a period of anti-racism action under the banner of the Kick It Out campaign that started on Thursday and ends on 29 October.

Census brings extra glamour as well as good form to Doncaster, boasting Liz Hurley, no less, amongst the syndicate that owns him, while Michael Owen's blue silks are due to be worn by Kieren Fallon on Royal Ascot winner Brown Panther, after regular jockey Richard Kingscote was dropped.

Their sealing discs, made of polyurethane rubber (UR), are often found to be worn quickly due to rubbing against steel surfaces.

The packs were said by a spokesman to receive "wear and tear" due to being regularly renewed.

These values were not considered feasible, possibly due to the monitors not being worn at all times, and were excluded from calculations of the average daily step count.

If the charging is alright (14 to 14.5 Volts), the discharge current is below 50 mA, and you aren't leaving a door unclosed, it is very likely your repeated dead battery problem is due to the battery itself being worn out.

But this time it was due to what she was wearing, unlike earlier this week, when she shocked us by hitting the red carpet without wearing something most of us consider essential.

In 1 other individual, vision was reduced due to myopia for which no correction was worn (spectacles or contact lenses).

ZnCaph phosphate layer and painting around the contact zone were worn out due to contact and friction and resulted in corrosion and corrosion pits induced local stress concentration.

He says he has some "bad news" and the knees are "worn out" due to osteoarthritis; the drugs "help a bit" – but they may damage the lining of the stomach, he says.

It was worn down due to the cumulative effect of heavy traffic and weather.