I came home to have the baby, who was then so overdue that I did have a glass of wine on a few occasions.
Consider the new dividend policy, then, an overdue acceptance of commonsense.
But if this prize is about more than mere statistical achievement – and it is – then Strauss is overdue acknowledgement.
By James W. Clauson and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, June 1 , 1935P. 12 A Sutton Place gentleman received a bill for charges from the Telephone Co., which he had already paid, and then he got overdue notices, and finally a sharply worded note threatening to discontinue the service.
If so, then you're overdue for a trendier haircut that can make the most of your youthful face and features.
Then, because of an overdue electricity bill, which totaled $794 in September, Consolidated Edison threatened to shut off the family's power, he said.
"Our system is, we wait for Rick to tell us two months after the bill has been sent that it's overdue and then we scramble to pay it," said Mr. Theerakulstit, who cultivated the back garden, putting in everything from a giant sunflower to bok choy, brussels sprouts, Thai herbs, and even a fish pond.
"We believe Corinthian lured in consumers with lies about their job prospects upon graduation, sold high-cost loans to pay for that false hope, and then harassed students for overdue debts while they were still in school," said CFPB director Richard Cordray.
Lands End: If your idea of Lands End is a preppy clothing catalog, then you're definitely overdue to explore this scenic part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
We believe Corinthian lured in consumers with lies about their job prospects upon graduation, sold high-cost loans to pay for that false hope, and then harassed students for overdue debts while they were still in school.
