Sentence examples for deadline at a from inspiring English sources

With the exception of some finishing work, it met that deadline, at a cost of more than $500 million.

Though Congressional leaders have shown little interest in enforcing the resolution, James Steinberg, the deputy secretary of state, was asked Thursday about the deadline at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.

The work had its premiere a few days after Britten's deadline, at a Thursday matinee on Feb. 13. "Specially orchestrated for Ballet Theater by Benjamin BRITTEN," the program read.

Clarida and Bowman might be confirmed by the Senate before the next Fed meeting on June 12, but that is a tight deadline at a time when the Senate has a long backlog of nominees to confirm for various roles.

It told the BBC it would publish a new deadline at a later point.

As a result, packets of this type start missing their deadline at a lower number of background stations.

Heart disease develops over a long period of time, so for young and middle-aged women, the threat is not as immediate, or "in your face," as a deadline at work, a child's ear infection or even a potential loss by your favorite football team.

Most of the opposition was to having a deadline at all -- 29percentt of respondents did not think that that U.S. should set a timetable.

"There's a deadline, at least an outside date," she said, referring to the June deadline for the study of the sale and the bureaucracy.

We "see" it everywhere, but it's not really "out there". Stress is the internal response we experience to external changes and challenges, whether real or imagined -- a deadline at work, an upcoming dinner with the in-laws, relationship issues or just our imaginations running wild.

The contractual deadline at which a family is on the hook for a year's tuition varies: at Mandell, it is in March; at Riverdale Country School, it is May 31; and at the Trinity School, it is in July.