Sentence examples for overdue to return from inspiring English sources

With Justice DiMango overdue to return to Brooklyn — a team of other judges brought in from around the state to help conduct trials was sent home this month — many worry that the new momentum will stall with her departure.

Hundreds of staff are overdue to return since almost a quarter of the industry's fleet was grounded after the Super Puma ditching off Shetland.

In the shorthand of presidential politics, Gov. George W. Bush's tax cut proposal is either an overdue effort to return to citizens what is rightfully theirs, or, as Vice President Al Gore puts it, a risky scheme to reward the wealthy.

Blockbuster has not said what the future holds for people who have yet to return overdue films.

The mayor made the comments about livery cabs during a wide-ranging question-and-answer session at the Seward Park Library on the Lower East Side, where he  announced that the city's libraries would be giving children and teenagers an amnesty period, through Oct. 31, to return overdue books without paying fines.

San Jose City Councilman Pierluigi Oliverio said he supports a two-week amnesty program, which would allow patrons to return overdue materials without having to pay the fines they've amassed.

Back in September, Christopher Anspach was sentenced to 10 days in jail for failing to return his overdue library books after several months and multiple overdue notices.

So here's how to deal with an angry electorate if you have the misfortune of encountering one when you run out of the house at 11 47 P.M. in your pajamas to return that overdue Redbox DVD.

A few weeks ago, Michael pulled a knife and threatened to kill me and then himself after I asked him to return his overdue library books.

"We're encouraging everyone -- children, students and adults -- to return their overdue materials so they can get back to discovering all that the library has to offer, and so others can enjoy these books," City Librarian John F. Szabo said in a statement.

Reader services manager Jane Mason said: "It was a very busy day so staff were unable to get more details from her - she very quietly pulled a member of staff aside and said she would like to return a very overdue book.