Sentence examples for blow deadlines from inspiring English sources

Although state officials have been known to blow deadlines for things like passing the budget, Mr. Bruno was adamant about leaving on the scheduled last day of session.

TOMMASINI PETER SERKIN AND BRAD LUBMAN The composer Oliver Knussen, who wrote "Where the Wild Things Are," is a bit of a wild thing himself: hirsute and unpredictable, with a tendency to blow deadlines.

Stop complaining about not having time: "Students who ask a lot of questions about time management, blow deadlines, and whine about how complicated their lives are should just give up and do something else".

In her experience, "nothing much has changed," she said, adding that the industry continues to blow deadlines.

For six seasons, we've seen Don blow deadlines, alienate or fire clients, hobo out to California on a whim and spend entire days in movie theaters and bars.

My experience tells me this: teachers who ask a lot of questions about time management, blow deadlines, and whine about how complicated their lives are, should just give up and do something else.

Mr. Bonner acknowledged that the ship had needed a "tweak" here and there — his allusion to one of the most tortured shipbuilding programs in Navy history, a decade-long tale of soaring costs, canceled contracts and blown deadlines.

"People are going to die as a result of those blown deadlines," Keller said.