Sentence examples for around deadline from inspiring English sources

According to Patrick Farrell, Wells's usual editor at the Times, Wells sometimes e-mails around deadline to say that he's forgotten how to write.

He wore a cigar in his mouth, encouraged his employees to smoke (it was still legal), and was always happy to see a bottle of whiskey appear beside a writer's keyboard around deadline.

Then there are deals that seem to pass straight through our consciences, entering somewhere around deadline day and only resurfacing when you're, I don't know, trying to compile an alternative end of the season round-up squad.

The first time I saw Ezequiel Schelotto, sauntering into Brighton's administrative headquarters some time around deadline day, I thought to myself, 'Who the fucking hell is that?' Nineteen games later and it's a question I still ask myself.

Most of the requests have a turn-around deadline, which is, Salgado told me recently, "the worst of all possible worlds" for his staff: "a high volume of these things with a deadline and the consequences of wrong disclosure are very bad"—bad, that is, for the users.

Lewis welcomed the district's new emphasis on reading — teachers got specialized training and taught reading more intensively — but many of the other reforms were oriented around deadlines and time frames.

"Things tend to get worse around deadlines.

"Especially around deadlines, I feel this guilt coming over me," says a first-year postdoctoral fellow in science from Boston.

The rhythm of the day built up to one main deadline, around 9.30pm.

On a very tight deadline, around 2,000 words of their conversation were compressed and edited into a Q&A for Time Out.

That is an accomplishment in his career, which has earned him the nickname Suitcase Sillinger; he has been included in nine trades, including five around the deadline.