Sentence examples for to be overdue from inspiring English sources

His most urgent concern, obviously, is the books: "Some of these are going to be overdue," he says.

And he appeared to be setting the stage for a prolonged struggle with the Legislature and health and education advocates and other interest groups over a reorganization of state government that he believed to be overdue.

According to a subsequent report by the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security, a DeLay staffer also contacted D.H.S. "requesting assistance in determining the location of an aircraft believed to be overdue".

Though he did not forecast any large-scale dumping of American securities, Mr. Lonski said that "in view of the U.S.'s record-breaking current account deficit, it seems like some decline in the dollar appears to be overdue".

The prize is voted for by virtually the same constituency as the directors' branch of AMPAS, and divergent views are rare.There has been a popular swell behind Martin Scorsese for "Gangs of New York" because he has never won best director and is thought to be overdue.

Lines of people at the survey's booth watched a computerized animation of all that jiggling, examined a block-by-block map of the Hayward Fault in the East Bay, which is said to be overdue for a Big One, and asked the geologist on duty lots of questions.

He betrayed no visible brain activity, not even a flicker of the genius that infused his columns, one of which was close to being overdue.

This loosening of the confinement of "college" to the years 18 to 22 is overdue.

The elevators appear to have been overdue for an inspection.

The introduction of an objective, seamless multi-agency inspection – linked to improvement – is overdue.

"There is a strong feeling that the actions in regards to 20D are overdue," Singh said.