Sentence examples for facing a midnight from inspiring English sources
The union representing the Met's stagehands, Local 1 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, and several smaller unions of artisans and craftspeople were scheduled to begin negotiating with the Met's management on Tuesday morning, facing a midnight deadline.
Mr. Trump's Treasury Department was facing a midnight deadline to respond to a letter sent last week by Mr. Neal, who issued a formal request for six years of Mr. Trump's personal and business tax records.
With Congress facing a midnight Friday deadline to either pass a short-term or final measure to fund government operations for the remainder of the fiscal year, Cabinet secretaries and agency heads planned to send an e-mail message to workers by close of business Wednesday informing them that a shutdown could occur, according to multiple administration officials familiar with the plans.
* Facing a midnight deadline tomorrow, mediation will continue today between the NFL players and owners.
The House is expected to vote on the spending bill sometime on Thursday, with the Senate facing a midnight deadline to pass it.
James Bopp Jr., a prominent free-speech and antiabortion advocate, filed the emergency appeal to Kennedy on Friday, saying the group was facing a midnight deadline to comply with the judge's order.
"Breaking Bad" achieved this success despite facing a night of series premieres on the broadcast networks and some potent cable competition, including the premiere of Season 3 of "Homeland" on Showtime.
Everyone at some point in their life has faced or will face a midnight experience; whether it be the death of a loved one, an unexpected job loss, or a divorce.
"We have a lot in common," said Mr. Vidal, his mordant wit already primed as he faced a morning's portion of granola earlier this month.
Back in her kitchen on Thursday evening she was facing a long night.
Finding themselves 16-0 down after less than half an hour they were facing a gruesome afternoon, but refused to buckle.
