Sentence examples for time past due from inspiring English sources

All I know is that the nanosecond I believe I know "everything" about my husband or daughter, my grandbaby, or friend, then it is time past due for me to open up my thinking, clear away garbage like, "there's nothing more to learn," and become a willing student.

But many Koreans say the time is past due for them to begin clearing the historic skeletons out of their own closets.

For Shanghai, the most cosmopolitan city in the country and the one that has arguably benefited more than any other from globalization, though, the time is past due to finally de-exoticize the "other," and as good a place to begin as any would be with a sincerely meant "hello".

Either way, it feels like the time is past due for one of the operators of the biggest media ecosystems on the web to enter the fray.

The time is long past due when judicial elections should be abandoned in favor of merit screening and appointment.

The time is long past due to be compiling comprehensive digital databases not just of art from Africa, but also of art that's still there.

Cook County Clerk David Orr said in a statement that the time was "long past due" for Illinois to allow county clerks to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

"The time is long past due for the State of Illinois to allow County Clerks to issue marriage licenses to couples who want to make that commitment," the statement said.

Beijing has reversed course on economic matters many times in the past due to policy reasons, but this time the government is being held captive by local interests and nationalism.

In a statement, Calpers said that it would participate in the bankruptcy proceedings and at the same time "aggressively pursue all past due contributions" and would consider appealing.

It may have made sense to remove it at the time, but we're long past due on this much needed feature.