Sentence examples similar to a show timetable from inspiring English sources

Hanging on the wall above model rockets and space capsules in the atrium of the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne is a screen showing a timetable of the day's events.

Sophie's Poster, showed a timetable of all these activities, depicting a very busy life.

The proposals can only be accepted if they show a timetable for structural reforms and an ability to service any further loans.

There's a phone box that now demands a minimum of 60p to make a local call, and a bus stop with a timetable showing the service from Coronation Street to Ordsall and beyond.

As a way of traversing 231 miles, it is still no world-beater, and in fact, a 1941 timetable shows the Merchants Limited chuffing from Grand Central to South Station in only 16 minutes longer.

Commuter and local service trains on routes within London and north of Potters bar are also disrupted with a revised timetable showing many other cancellations.

"London Underground, National Express East Anglia and East Midland Trains are accepting First Capital Connect tickets". Commuter and local service trains on routes within London and north of Potters bar are also disrupted with a revised timetable showing many other cancellations.

A 1900 timetable shows that trams left for Manchester every 10 minutes between 8 00 am and 10 15 pm.

The Dutch retailer, fresh from revealing a record $1.4 billion loss after three delays, issued a timetable showing the key data would come three weeks later than it had indicated just last Thursday.

The Chancellor told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show: "The timetable for delivering that will be put into effect the moment there is a No vote in the referendum.

He told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show: "The timetable for delivering will be put into effect the moment there is a No vote in the referendum.