Sentence examples for overdue arrival from inspiring English sources

Whether the overdue arrival of an ostensibly functional government has any effect on the violence spilling across the border remains to be seen.

Then the disembodied voice of "Lily" heralds Kate's long overdue arrival again onstage, strolling at the head of a small group of backing singers that includes her son Bertie.

In the '70s Schneider was a fixture in Sautet's films, and the overdue arrival of "Max et les Ferrailleurs" gives American audiences a chance to rediscover both of them.

When the squad gathered on top of the big screen to lift the trophy, the outpouring of relief and pride at La Decima's overdue arrival was so profound that being seated among these supporters felt like joining religious disciples for the final stages of a pilgrimage.

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The small Mazda made its long-overdue arrival in United States showrooms late last year.

The Navy was mystified as to the whereabouts of the U.S. tugboat Conestoga and its crew of 56, weeks overdue for arrival at Hawaii's Pearl Harbor.

Broadcast on ESPN2 that's actual ESPN2, with all the actual sports—and hosted at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, home to many a boxing match, MMA event and concert, this was fighting games' massive, and some might say overdue, mainstream arrival.

Broadcast on ESPN2 – that's actual bloody ESPN2, with all the actual sports – and hosted at the Mandalay Bay Events Centre in Las Vegas, home to many a boxing match, MMA event and concert, this was fighting games' massive, and some might say overdue, mainstream arrival.

Its arrival is long overdue – Microsoft was expected to enable Cortana on the Xbox One Preview before the end of last year.

So there I was, long-overdue pregnant, awaiting the imminent arrival of baby, but frustratingly still not yet in labour.