Sentence examples for a timetable at from inspiring English sources

The aim is to agree on a specific action programme, and a timetable, at the Washington meeting.

He still teaches four-fifths of a timetable at Otago and writes nearly a book a year.

The United States and NATO plan to release a timetable at that meeting for ending all combat in Afghanistan by 2014.

I remember on the first day being given a timetable, looking at it, and thinking: "Who are these people?

An explanation for why TB does not want a timetable but at the same time seems to be pointing to one next year.

"Children were coming up with things like 'Henry VII must have been rich' and 'he was full of himself' and I don't think that's a very good use of time in a tight timetable at school.

In a phone interview, Ms. Kennedy said she had not discussed a succession timetable at length with Mr. Lucas.

A spokesman for Great Western Railway GWRR), which manages Trowbridge railway station, said: "Trains often pass through railway stations without stopping and without appearing on any timetable at very high speeds.

Caldwell creates a timetable so that, at a glance, he can see what time it is at home and at his destination and plan accordingly.

Asked about reports that the Senate might move on the legislation by the end of May, the White House press secretary, Robert Gibbs, said, "I don't think that's an unrealistic timetable at all".

That resignation set in place a timetable that expires at midnight Saturday.