Sentence examples for cutoff time from inspiring English sources

Midnight is meant to be the cutoff time, but it has soft edges.

He decides a cutoff time to begin treatment, samples or not.

(The Ironman folk are gender-­neutral in their cutoff time, if not their terminology).

What is the cutoff time for calling friends at night? (It's 10 p.m., with a dispensation of an hour for good news).

After failing to achieve a national qualifying standard his first two years, Machala surpassed the cutoff time in the 100-yard butterfly at a last-chance meet.

Ms. Smalley, who cannot turn off Twitter at the office, sets a cutoff time for networking and lets her customers know when she will be unavailable.

In this instance, the fund is expected to provide a good-faith estimate of the share's theoretical trading price at the cutoff time.

The organizers had set up a checkpoint with a 3 p.m. cutoff time to do the whole loop.

The chance must not be spurned | Simon Tisdall Midnight is meant to be the cutoff time, but it has soft edges.

Formally called the Western States Endurance Run, this is an up-and-down course in the Sierra Nevada with a cutoff time of 30 hours.

In Seattle, where Amazon is headquartered, the cutoff time is 1 00 PM.