Sentence examples for running overdue from inspiring English sources

On 6 September, she was Bestival's Saturday headliner, where her performance was described as polished — terminated by a curfew as the show running overdue, after Winehouse started an hour late — and her storming off stage.

It has been closed since 2009, with work on a renovation running years overdue amid recriminations and allegations of mismanagement.

Gemma Bodinetz, who runs Liverpool's Playhouse and Everyman theatres, told the Guardian: "For the Royal Court to have a woman running it feels long overdue.

In the morning however the 20 canoes were still offshore and, with the anticipated rescue overdue and supplies running low, a desperate plan was made to use the ship's boats to board and capture enough Dayak vessels to enable the entire crew to reach Batavia.

The runs were overdue, and apparently the I.P.C.C. was getting impatient.

It is long overdue, and should be up and running as soon as possible.

Overdue argues for centralised control of libraries' running, with a greater sharing of resources between them and further and higher education establishments.

Despite sporadic "Band-Aid fixes" that have kept it running, its outmoded facilities and dated amenities are long overdue for repair.

Three-fourths of the trains are 33 to 35 years old and are overdue for replacement, but improved maintenance helped keep them running, Mr. Bauer said.

With the provisions running low, the build-up of pirates, and a rescue now overdue, Maxwell formulated a plan to capture sufficient proas to escape from the island.

Freshman biology majors are running from the science building in the corner of campus to the library with overdue lab assignments.