Sentence examples for overdue rewards from inspiring English sources
Admiration for female stoicism abounds in Bennett's work, along with a desire, where possible, to engineer overdue rewards for heroines who have done too much suffering in silence.
Adelaide's stunning 4-0 win over Central Coast Mariners was long overdue reward for the new style of football Gombau is trying implement.
That success has been seen as an overdue reward for Ireland's small population of professional dancers and helped banish whatever pessimism may have built up during the years when it struggled to find significant audiences.
For many of them, the modern festivities feel like an overdue reward.
But by the time Maloney had produced the second of their goals a few seconds before half-time, the visiting teams had imposed themselves more forcefully in forward areas, their rewards almost overdue after a series of threats that could have given them an advantage earlier.
What makes Scott's Oscar narrative this year unique is that it's both a comeback story and an opportunity to reward an overdue legend for a movie that has connected on commercial, critical and (here's a new one) scientific levels.
A bit of cup glory to lessen the losses, woo back some missing fans and reward the diehards is long overdue.
While so many similar projects are little more than strings of striking images, Jimmy Corrigan forces you to pause, flick back a few pages and read again, rewarding you with another insight, another overdue connection.
Many AP teachers choose to reward their students' hard work with a long overdue break in the workload and I, for one, support them wholeheartedly.
That, Obama seems to suggest, might open space for a long-overdue look at how we reward people whose contribution cannot be reduced to an instant financial return, and who we are going to need more and more of – "whether it's teachers, nurses, caregivers, [or] moms or dads who stay at home".
