Sentence examples similar to deadline the time from inspiring English sources

Little more than an hour before the deadline, the Times Company said it would file a notice under federal law stating its intention of closing The Globe within 60 days.

Although the worker had made the 300-day deadline from the time he was dismissed, Judge Smith counted back from the day he had received a poor performance evaluation.

Deadline (DL) – The time by which the request must complete its execution.

As time stretched on and it grew closer to the 21-day deadline -- the time frame in which the IRS says most people receive their refund -- I started to get a feeling that something must be wrong.

While some Republicans have been flirting with the idea of breaching the limit, others seemed to regard that deadline as the time to get something done.

Even when you are stressed or behind deadline, take the time to make sure your emails have a feeling of warmth to them.

The new deadline, at the time of writing, is the 30 June 2015.

N r are the integer multiples of M. j. deadline, the required time or deadline of j. j. profit, the profit of j if finished before deadline.

But the occasional ability to meet a client deadline the first time I put it on my calendar instead of the fifth would sure have me feeling like a million bucks.

Travelers miss deadlines all the time, but in central Mexico tardiness can be worrying.

In years past, the union might have been at the bargaining table a year before the contract deadline; this time talks may not start until spring.