Sentence examples for was a deadline from inspiring English sources

He always wrote too long; he could be pigheaded; he was a deadline pusher.

"We had always said that 2017 was a deadline rather than a fixed date".

Richardson's lawyer, John Walker, said he did not believe there was a deadline.

"It was a deadline imposed by the calendar, and therefore it had a huge ability to concentrate the mind.

Coughlin was asked if there was a deadline for Strahan to return for him to play in the opener.

He said he was very busy: there was a deadline looming for the release of a new handheld device with a 3-D display that requires no 3-D glasses.

It was a deadline-breaking record that served as a reminder of the problems that have paralyzed California government as it struggles through one of the grimmest fiscal crises in its history.

There is a deadline.

"Should there be a deadline?

And, believe me, there's a deadline.

Your prize is a deadline extension.