Sentence examples for deadline made from inspiring English sources

Kennedy's deadline made all the difference.

A deadline made me do it.

You missed a deadline, made a mistake, or otherwise screwed up.

That awful deadline made the former actor close his antiquarian bookshop and retreat to a barn near his home in Norfolk and begin to write.

Tamar Chugoshvili, of the Georgian Young Lawyers Associationn, said her group withdrew from a parliamentary effort to compile a list of political prisoners for release, because a two-week deadline made it "impossible to really study the cases in detail".

The moving of the deadline made those payments available as revenue for the 2002 budget, the Bush administration's first, but also lowered revenue this year, depressing the non-Social Security surplus.

Still, for bid aficionados, Friday's 5pm deadline makes for an intriguing tactical game of bluff.

The Rangers did not offer Soto a contract by Friday's non-tender deadline, making him a free agent.

In turn, the Dodgers decided to nontender Martin by the Thursday night deadline, making him a free agent.

Every season a handful of teams go all-in at the deadline, making large acquisitions with varying results.

Missing the deadline makes applicants vulnerable to penalties and other problems, as one Bronx man recently learned.