Sentence examples for bit of a deadline from inspiring English sources
It gives you a little bit of a deadline.
It's a bit of a deadline for him".
But this gave me a little bit of a cushion from deadline pressure: The Dodgers still had to bat in the bottom of the inning.
See articleThe takeover battle for various bits of Alstom intensified ahead of a deadline.
Another factor creating a bit of deadline pressure was that the bar committee in Arkansas -- brought into the negotiations recently in order to fashion an overall settlement -- said that its acceptance of a five-year suspension would expire at the end of business today.
"It was a little bit of a shock, especially since the trade deadline had passed," Blanton said.
Ms. Foley, he added, tends to deliberate over each word or turn of phrase, making the rush to deadline "a bit of a cliffhanger".
In the matter of the WGA v. AMPTP, or David v. Goliath, Part 1 billion -- here is a useful bit of video [via Deadline Hollywood Daily].
Moreover, the Thanksgiving deadline is a bit of a phony, anyway.
"Yesterday was a bit of a long day," he said of transfer deadline day.
Referring to the Faletau situation, Gatland told WalesOnline: "It put me in a bit of a difficult situation when players and agents have been told a deadline.
