Sentence examples for so overdue from inspiring English sources

"That church is so overdue for some livening up," Ms. Stapinski said in an interview.

I came home to have the baby, who was then so overdue that I did have a glass of wine on a few occasions.

The faulty computer system also lowered the company's revenues because of delays in issuing bills, some of which are now so overdue that they will probably never be paid.

Hale House had failed to seek Medicaid coverage for its wards, and at the clinic where they were taken, the bills were so overdue that once, when Amanda fell ill, she was denied treatment.

"I have won historic elections, but it feels like these 'firsts' are so overdue," she recently told Elle magazine.

Dedicated fixed-rail mass transit is so overdue in parts of Los Angeles that many older native Angelenos have gone their whole life without riding a train.

Not that they are remotely comparable events, but put them together with the N.C.A.A.'s sudden belief that it can step in and cure everything and more rumblings that a so-overdue-the-fines-are-tripling football playoff is "inevitable," and well, we're expecting Alice to join our Wonderland any minute now.

"It is our hope that this decision will begin the healing process that is so long overdue".

So the overdue Met debut of Christoph Eschenbach on Monday night in Strauss's "Arabella" was an important step.

Ms. Bello, of Dix Hills, said, "This is so long overdue, but I'm thankful all that hard work paid off".

"I can get a studio to finance my dream project, the reboot of 'Air Bud' that we all feel is so long overdue," Mr. Whedon said.