Sentence examples for got a timeframe from inspiring English sources

"I know I've got a timeframe and I am constantly trying to think, 'What are you going to do by that time... where are you going to go?'" Gillian explains.

"We've only got a very short timeframe in which to get it complete," Perry told BBC Sussex.

Maybe we'll actually get a release timeframe this time out?

I couldn't get a hard timeframe out of them, but it sounds like Facebook Connect will be coming first, followed by some kind of web app, with an Android version at some point in the not particularly near future (lame).

So I think we should have a timeframe for getting out of Afghanistan, and it should be shorter rather than longer".

Now, a day after the announcement of several key pieces of Google hardware, the mythical phablet has gotten a slightly more definite timeframe.

Send a reminder to your source if you fail to get a reply within the timeframe you and your source initially agreed upon.

Caseness must have a timeframe.

The Pensions Regulator suggests that six to 12 months is a realistic timeframe to get a scheme in place, while some experts reckon 18 months is a sensible basis for planning.

There appears to be a single-year timeframe to get a free upgrade.

Maybe we'll hear more about how developers can take par in the software platform, or get a better idea of a launch timeframe.