Sentence examples for overdue opening from inspiring English sources

Wilfried Bony scored on his two appearances for Manchester City against Swansea, and scoring against his old club again would be an overdue opening to his account for Stoke.

Rain had delayed the start of day four until 14 55 BST, but that was still enough time for Lancashire to secure an overdue opening win, leaving 44 overs to score 144 runs.

Hopefully, that will include the long-overdue opening of master limited partnerships to investments in renewable energy projects, which would most likely be wind farms.

His old school anti-communism extends even to Cuba where opposes the long-overdue diplomatic opening pursued by President Obama.

More than a year after its long- ­overdue opening, I visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall in Washington.

But the overdue selection of the opening batsman, Adam Lyth, and the elevation of the fast bowler, Mark Wood – both part of the northern powerhouse that is dominating cricket and should delight George Osborne – were easily overlooked.

The opening is long overdue.

That is why the Initiative 70 to ban corporate donations altogether in local campaigns is the opening salvo in an overdue attack on the city's deeply-rooted corruption.

Such disillusionment may be long overdue: having it all was, surely, only an opening bid in the feminist negotiation.

The opening of this venue is also long overdue.

Clint Dempsey called the draw "one of the toughest groups, I think," but also relished the task of an opening game against Ghana, claiming "we're overdue a win".