Sentence examples for a different timetable from inspiring English sources

"It just operates on a different timetable.

Peterson, a four-time All-Pro, had a different timetable.

Schlopy also had a different timetable for his big arrival.

But some airworthiness directives are on a different timetable, Mr. Goglia added, which can lead to skipped work and problems.

But it could be that cultural and economic development works on a different timetable than traditional foreign policy.

But the markets have a different timetable from the politicians, and their scepticism may continue to undermine the weaker economies by hurting their banks.

"If learning language were a process of gaining control over the human speech mechanism, then a child learning sign language should show a completely different timetable," she said.

In another report that emerged today, a group was working towards safer bombs as well — though on a much different timetable.

But the Internet has given the class of '93 and its successors a far different timetable -- and even greater ambitions.

If we want to ensure our students are work-ready, then they need to understand the drivers of supply and demand and work to a very different timetable than those operated by most schools and colleges.

Either way, New York's service-heavy economy will put the region on a different economic timetable.