Sentence examples for * the calender from inspiring English sources

The estimated gross for the calender year 2002 is more than $700 million.

But the Calender -- a brigand they had met earlier -- betrays them to the Sultan.

As a result, the calender became out of sync with seasons which was bad.

This was initially corrected in an arbitrary way by adding a 13th month, but soon the calender was thrown into severe confusion.

In 46 B.C., Julius Caesar reformed the calender by ordering the year to be 365 days in length and to contain 12 months.

Look at the calender on the wall made up of pictures of the daughter and the husband with the kids, smiling on the beach, picnicking in the forest, crying over spilled ice-cream.

The calculation of the calender-and-tube heat exchanger is based on empirical models validated on the laboratory scale.

A special type called the friction calender was patented in 1805 by William Smith, and the schreiner calender was developed about 1895.

It's great to be spoilt for choice with regard to the snooker calender".

Edmund Spenser's series of 12 eclogues, The Shepheardes Calender (1579), is considered the first outstanding pastoral poem in English.

His work for the Pirelli calender opened his eyes to the earning potential of the commercial world.