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running out of time
adjective as in desperate
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Example Sentences
“My concern is, are we running out of time to make those decisions so that we’re not a completely separate system,” Gold said.
The authority had wanted to carry out the repairs earlier, but now the licence had been granted, it was running out of time to do the emergency work, according to the spokesperson.
With the Trojans running out of time, Moss threw one down the field, hoping to get into field-goal position.
By that measure, the 54-year-old is running out of time after a United performance that was as shambolic, incompetent and indisciplined as any he has presided over in his tenure.
However, it appears that Kennedy is running out of time to erase his name from the Wisconsin ballot — county clerks will print ballots and distribute them to over 1,800 local officials who run elections by this Wednesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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