Sentence examples for overdue Offer from inspiring English sources

An Overdue Offer A Novell buyout is long overdue.

After several years of detachment, the two sides recently have discussed a long overdue American offer of food assistance (proper monitoring of deliveries is a must) and the North's return to nuclear talks.

"I think this is long overdue," he offers as he makes his exit.

It's time, at last, to offer overdue assistance to the unsung heroes of professions such as investment banking, who toil away with barely a thought for themselves – even on a Saturday – and have never once asked for a penny more.

The screenings offer an overdue chance to consider the film's controversial heat in retrospect, long after its fires raged.

Walter Stahr's new biography offers an overdue reminder of the much broader scope of his work.

When the film finally arrives at a kind of release, it offers an overdue, cathartic celebration.

Ponting has offered an overdue spark of hope and purpose to this singularly gloomy summer at Taunton.

From 10 days overdue, you'll be offered some variation of the prostaglandin hormone: a "prosto teabag" is fashionable.

It will take Mr. Obama's engaged leadership to ensure that the long-overdue new rules, which offer basic fairness for home care aides, are carried out.

More, he offers an overdue indictment of brutal war criminals who were not just behind the one killing, but also contributed to a generation of atrocities.