Sentence examples for a deadline in from inspiring English sources
I have grown to appreciate that a deadline in government is a rare thing".
President Jiang has never set a deadline, in public at least.
The Kurds should be given a deadline in which to work out an equitable arrangement.
The White House has said Mr. Bush may make no decision until a deadline in the middle of December.
The supervisor asked if Mr. Mays had a deadline in mind, say, for submission to a film festival.
He's also up against a deadline: in less than twenty-four heurs, hashas been told, the madman's black arts will be forcibly practiced upon the world.
The question in the case was whether Mr. Collins's conduct was sufficient to suspend a deadline in a 1996 law limiting death penalty litigation.
Justice Feinman set a deadline in a case involving a charter school proposed for the old Brandeis High School building on the Upper West Side.
It isn't smart for a lawyer to blow a deadline in filing a client's appeal, even if there are extenuating circumstances.
"I was too young and naïve to know that the federal tax courts might waive a deadline in such a circumstance.
RalfyJ Any Guardian writer who misses a deadline in the next year should read this and hang their head in shame.
