Sentence examples for making a deadline from inspiring English sources

The latest episode in hockey's richest team historic flailing involves the crowd chanting for Coach Ron Wilson to be fired while he deflects blame from the front office for not making a deadline trade.

Last week, he reacted to all the bad news by making a deadline trade to acquire receiver Roy Williams (no receptions Sunday) just hours after learning of Adam Jones's suspension.

In television news, one minute can mean the difference between making a deadline for the lead story at the top of a 6 00 p.m. show and having an uncomfortable chat with your boss about why you missed your slot.

For example, you may have worked together on a project but not met your side of the bargain, such as not making a deadline, not producing work of appropriate quality or simply not listening to their input.

A further indication that Grenier would not be making a deadline-day move to the Barclays Premier League came when he appeared at Lyon's press conference on Friday morning.

Most states adopted the new rules to make a deadline to get federal election money this year.

Students may miss a week but lose points if they don't make a deadline for turning in an assignment.

A ruddy-faced butterfly from east Oxford flapped his wings to make a deadline, and a devastating tornado began to blow.

The Twins, who had not made a deadline acquisition since 2003, hope Cabrera can give them a second-half jolt as well.

He told Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, that he would need "every bit" of the 45 minutes he had remaining to make a deadline decision.

If there is a personal reason or regional context (extreme weather) which would make a deadline a hardship, we would certainly consider giving some reasonable flexibility to the date.