Sentence examples for sort of deadline from inspiring English sources

That's not an end-all sort of deadline, but that's what we're looking for".

The loose notion that there is a fixed forty-eight-hour waiver became so quickly entrenched that there seemed to be more worries about the clock ticking than about the timer on any bomb still out there; Lindsey Graham, on CNN, suggested that it constituted a sort of deadline for starting to treat him as an enemy combatant.

Mr Tsipras will be given some sort of deadline, perhaps a week, to answer.But Mr Tsipras, whose attempt to invite himself to the Berlin meeting was rebuffed, is doing his best to pre-empt such a development.

Some people work independently: they own restaurants, they run construction companies, etc. Owning a business comes with the most stressful sort of deadlines- financial deadlines.

Not a drop-dead deadline, you see, but a sort of blurry deadline, a faint-line deadline, from which we can stagger toward a realistic deadline if we like, or decide at that point to play a different game altogether.

The law treats different sorts of deadlines differently.

For years now, Mr. Steinbrenner has set all sorts of deadlines for his awaited pronouncement.

It had been thought that no EU countries could send weapons before 1 August, but the British foreign secretary told BBC Radio 4 that this was wrong: I must correct one thing because I know there's been discussion of some sort of August deadline.

In terms of having a deadline, though, Toronto is sort of a dream deadline.

Ms. Leonard, who had told them to have the bike back by midnight — Mr. Ryan called that "sort of a Cinderella deadline" — said: "When they came back, they were just both like on cloud nine.

That's why al-Maliki's forces have been trying to wreck Sadrist strongholds in the South and even in Sadr City while at the same time currying favor with voters by posturing as favoring some sort of American withdrawal deadline.