Ms. Foley, he added, tends to deliberate over each word or turn of phrase, making the rush to deadline "a bit of a cliffhanger".
While the play sketches a romantic type and captures some of the adrenaline rush of deadline reporting, what it fails to do is show what made Mr. McAlary so good at what he did.
On the phone he was abrupt, rushing on deadline.
"Reporters and editors are rushed on deadline; they simply fail to double-check; the reporter misreads her notes.
Typically, the life in question is headlong and harum-scarum, a rush of pressing deadlines and juggled schedules, of collapsed funding and hastily struck stage sets.
Can somebody else do that?" She loves the adrenaline rush of short deadlines in a way that her father, Hugh Kearney, a historian, finds thoroughly bemusing.
We often deal with deadlines, rush hour traffic, and trying to live up to unrealistic time expectations.
I think the way OSD was implemented, it was in a rush, there were deadlines to say on a certain date implementation must start.
(Hospital Manager 9, District Hospital, North West Province) I think the way OSD was implemented, it was in a rush, there were deadlines to say on a certain date implementation must start.
Another reason for the pre-deadline rush: During the first half of the year, the challengers have the advantage.
