Sentence examples for fast-approaching deadlines from inspiring English sources

ADAM GOPNIK: I write surrounded by kids, noise, loud rock music (I begin each writing day with Eric Clapton's "Layla", the original Derek & the Dominoes version, not the softer later one)and an atmosphere of attenuated nerves and fast-approaching deadlines.

In interviews, many education officials around the country said they agreed with the law's intention, but were caught short by its requirements in areas not previously subject to close federal oversight, like teacher quality and student achievement, and by the law's fast-approaching deadlines.

There was talk of explosive yelling matches and the chaos of fast-approaching deadlines.

Each author is a publishing phenomenon; each has been the centre of fears over fast-approaching deadlines.

You may be given a scenario to assess how you address fast-approaching deadlines.

In the short run, Israel faces a dilemma with a fast-approaching deadline.

Now, however, political uncertainty in Kabul hangs over that fast-approaching deadline.

One New York limitation that borders on the absurd comes with a fast-approaching deadline.

In a previous book, "2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl," Mr. Pinchbeck seemed to want to have it both ways about earth's fast-approaching deadline.

That fast-approaching deadline raises "a question which men and women, great and not-so, of every color, creed, and sexual persuasion have asked since they first had the language to do so, and probably before: Does Anything I Do Matter?" In a sense, every novel is a search for what matters, so posing the problem here in Caps and italics is not the subtlest move a writer can make.

Regardless, there is a fast-approaching deadline.