Sentence examples for due yet from inspiring English sources

Generally, they bloom sometime between late winter and early summer, so maybe yours just isn't due yet.

The judge has asked for briefs in the Prop 8 case, and they are not due yet.

He continued, "It's a superb collection, and I think these are among the great artists of their time, and they haven't received their due yet".

"I don't think I'll Have Another, as much attention as he's gotten, has really gotten his full due yet," Crawford said.

…sometimes I know that I've got perhaps three or four things to get and there's another one which I know I'll have to in a week's time, so I'll say to the receptionist "look I know this isn't due yet but to save me" … But you couldn't do it with all of the prescriptions, you know, just the odd one.

When Mr. Seinfeld hangs with Colin Quinn, Chris Rock, Garry Shandling, Robert Klein or Jay Leno (among others), you witness the rivalry and camaraderie among members of a guild who share the belief that they have dues yet to pay.

But newcomers like Andrés du Bouchet, 36, who joined the union in August, when he received his first television writing job, on "Talkshow With Spike Feresten," a new late-night program on Fox, may not be so fortunate; he has not even finished paying his initiation dues yet, and the lag might cost him career momentum.

The goal was simple: give people an easy way to divvy up bills, member dues, and other common transactions with an integrated payment system and easy reminders to nudge those fraternity members who haven't paid their dues yet.

However, the key question of when payments will be due has yet to be decided.

Profit and expediency, however, seem to have trumped due process yet again.

That old favourite, the British class system, is due for yet another anguished examination.