Sentence examples similar to drop-out deadline from inspiring English sources
It was not immediately clear why or even how he had dropped out (the deadline for changing delegate lists has passed).
Being a student hack can be stressful, especially when writers drop out as deadline day inches closer and you're struggling to come up with a snappy headline.
A disillusioned Oatman did drop out, but after the deadline for remaining on the ballot, and endorsed Rouda.
In the case of Missouri, McConnell strongly condemned Tea Party favorite Todd Akin for his incendiary comments about "legitimate rape," and sent signals that Akin should consider dropping out before a candidate deadline passed last fall to avoid a debacle on Election Day.
Laura Oatman saw the writing on the wall and dropped out after the filing deadline (so she'll still appear on the ballot), but the party would prefer more candidates follow her lead.
She dropped out just days before the deadline for candidates to submit petitions to get on the ballot, though she said she had gathered more than enough petitions.
Candidates who are struggling to find donors could end up dropping out by Feb. 27, the deadline for filing for the race, political observers said.
But in a statement released shortly after the Sept. 25 deadline for dropping out of the race, he gave Mr. Akin an endorsement that sounded more obligatory than excited.
Graham's decision to drop out coincides tellingly with the deadline to remove his name from the primary ballot in South Carolina, and the timing of his withdrawal is largely seen as an attempt to spare him the embarrassment of losing handily in his home state – not that he'll admit it.
