due to
Likely to, announced as, as in Betty bought more of the stock, believing it was due to rise, or The play is due to open next week. [Early 1900s]
Words Nearby due to
The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.
How to use due to in a sentence
It's due to-morrow, and the reason I wanted cash was because old Grisley insisted on cash and nothing else.
The Rover Boys on a Tour | Arthur M. WinfieldAnd the rent's due to-morrow—I can't spare a cent—and me in this shabby old gown!
The Definite Object | Jeffery Farnol"I believe your interest falls due to-day, Mr. Nelson," said the squire, when he found himself alone with his debtor.
The Young Miner | Horatio Alger, Jr.No doubt you are due to-night at Government House like Cheveril and myself.
A Bottle in the Smoke | Milne RaeI know his ring; besides, he is due to-day; Violet has the money ready.
The Wyndam Girls | Marion Ames Taggart
Browse