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due date

NOUN
  1. the date on which an obligation must be repaid

How To Use due date In A Sentence

  • Her labour was going like clockwork when her waters broke on the evening of her due date.
  • He bought her a silver necklace that says mom and each letter is comprised of a different birthstone, his; hers; and the baby's due date.
  • Send your hand corrected hard copy by post within due date.
  • You may submit the paper in class day before the due date, or by email attachment.
  • But are you saying that you often have to chase people when they're well past the due date?
  • The symptoms of senioritis include an all but irresistible urge to cut classes and ignore due dates for homework and presentations.
  • If payment is not made by the due date, 10% will be added to the bill.
  • The baby was born exactly on its due date.
  • Only a significantly wrong due date separates Lou Madden from a perfect Super Bowl attendance record.
  • The normal due date for lodgement of returns by individual taxpayers, including ADF members who are not eligible for the deferral, is October 31.
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