Sentence examples for deadline to come from inspiring English sources

He once gave one of his designers a ten-year deadline to come up with a new product.

Goddijn and his team had given themselves a 48-hour deadline to come up with a brand.

The deadline to come up with the remaining $8.1 million — an amount roughly equal to the tribe's annual budget — is Nov. 30.

A March 1 deadline to come up with the initial payment -- $5 million -- was extended by Mr. DeMarco to Sept. 1.

On Friday, the competition commissioner who is leading the inquiry gave Google an early July deadline to come up with "concrete signs" of its willingness to offer "remedy proposals".

Mr. Lewis, whose taste in ingredients runs to red-ribbon sorrel and Scottish langoustines, is facing a deadline to come up with a variation on plain old pumpkin pie before Thanksgiving.

Moreover, there are more nerve-racking deadlines to come.

Though Mr. Blair and Mr. Ahern have allowed previous deadlines to come and go without consequences, they said they were serious this time.

Bass, backed by a consortium of companies rounded up by a Hollywood producer, had already missed initial deadlines to come up with a reported $20 million.

Facing a deadline Friday to come up with a plan to solve Nassau County's budget crisis, top county officials said today that they had agreed on more than $90 million of the roughly $140 million in budget cuts and new revenue they need to balance next year's budget.

While many international sporting events are dogged by negative publicity and concerns about whether they will meet deadlines only to come good at the last minute, Delhi appears to be in serious danger of bucking the trend.