Sentence examples for overdue hall from inspiring English sources

Sex Addiction: The Partner's Perspective is overdue, Hall believes, with thousands of partners across the UK struggling with something that evokes all the most destructive ingredients of personal pain – betrayal, infidelity, deceit and shame.

First, cellphone blockers installed in theaters and concert halls are long overdue — the logical solution, yet it is never done.

There is a long overdue reckoning happening in Westminster, where the halls of power have long been walked by men who use that power to do terrible things.

"It's long overdue to have Latinas sit in these halls of power," said native Texan Amy Hinojosa, president of national Latina organization MANA.

So for New York concertgoers "The Essential Martin Bresnick: A 60th Birthday Retrospective" at Zankel Hall on Saturday night was long overdue.

How About No Hall at All? To the Sports Editor: Re "On Baseball: A Voting Process Overdue for Reform, " Jan . 9 Reform the voting process for the Baseball Hall of Fame?

After a half century of service as a cafeteria and a catering hall, the mill is undergoing a $10.5 million restoration and rehabilitation that is decades overdue.

During his remarks at a student town hall at George Mason University Wednesday night, Sanders said: "In my view, the time is long overdue for us to remove the federal prohibition on marijuana.

In 1996, standing in the memorial space--the Hall of Remembrance--of the completed Museum building, Elie referred to the "long overdue" effort to create the Committee on Conscience.

Some $93m would help the ailing parks system; $131m is set aside for overdue cultural improvements, such as sprucing up the botanical gardens and sharpening the acoustics in the symphony hall.In this section Who will take on Hillary?

At the inevitable town hall meetings, voters who are tired of gridlock should ask candidates when they think that long-overdue infrastructure repairs should begin.