Sentence examples for overdue return from inspiring English sources

Despite Scotland's overdue return to winning ways, the overall standard of the tournament has been variable.

As a result, Tuesday brought an overdue return of common sense to government policy in many states.

Tuesday's election brought an overdue return of common sense to government policy in many states with voters tired of legislation driven more by ideology than practicality.

In the theatre, a play about the News of the World could see an overdue return to the stage of Emma Thompson.

Some have welcomed Mr Khanal's arrival as bringing the overdue return of the largest party to government and as a setback for India's micro-managing of Nepali affairs.

Now they're going back to the live chat format, with Fern Britton making an overdue return to our screens as the Oprah-style host.

And while the studio did serve up Joss Whedon's flawed but entertaining Avengers: Age of Ultron, it was left to older forms of fantasy film-making to really put their stamp on the year – including long overdue returns to a galaxy, far, far away, and the dystopian badlands of down under.

Thankfully, horror is making a long-overdue return to mind over body.

Reviving a period enriched by material comforts as substantial as a Steuben crystal bowl also represents a long-overdue return to old-fashioned concepts of quality.

This festival's big surprise has been a sudden renaissance in British art cinema, its centrepiece being the long-overdue return of neglected maestro Terence Davies.

But this big, baggy, but ultimately extremely moving meditation on encroaching age marked a long-overdue return to the writer's Boltonian roots.