Sentence examples for off deadline from inspiring English sources

Reporters and editors from mainstream media outlets were finally at ease, off deadline, swilling drinks and munching sushi and doughnuts.

She said that to avoid an influx of people moving to Britain, the cut off deadline should either be the June referendum, or the moment at which May makes a declaration.

And when I became a journalist, just as I'd put off writing essays as a student by busying myself in the kitchen, so I incubated columns and fought off deadline panic by chopping vegetables, making soups or stirring something, anything.

Then it turned out we had missed the drop off deadline for the pie contest, so we had to throw all these hot pies in the car and jet over.

Obviously, I need to get him to a vet as soon as we're off deadline with this week's paper so he can be tended to by someone who knows what she's doing.

The 425 flight attendants were allowed to walk off their jobs after a 30-day cooling-off deadline expired without the Association of Flight Attendants reaching an accord.

What's the drop-off deadline?

Monaghan suggested blocking time to work on big projects and proposals with far-off deadlines, putting it on team calendars and signaling that people were unavailable.

The week before Thanksgiving, Pecaut predicted that traditional retailers would still experience a sharp holiday surge, while online sales would increase steadily straight through the end of the first week in December, dropping off slightly afterwards due to shipping and delivery cut-off deadlines.

Luckily, you have lots of ways to circumvent your tendency to push off a deadline.

Schiff now tells me there is a reason the administration has probably blown off this deadline to produce the report.