Sentence examples for a timetable with a from inspiring English sources

"The Northern Line upgrade is being reviewed to ensure we can deliver it to a timetable with a much-reduced closure programme that suits London".

The availability of information at the bus stop (timetable and map) is statistically important compared to 'no information', although surprisingly the key information item is a timetable, with a map being a liability (possibly because of experience with vandalism?).

When asked the biggest lesson that he learned from the war games, the regiment's commander, Col. Matsushi Kunii, said he was initially put off by the Marines' lack of strict scheduling: Japanese military exercises, he said, typically follow a timetable with the same clocklike precision as a Tokyo subway.

Passive aggressive bus conductors stabbing a timetable with nicotine-stained fingers?

The report, called a "vision" for 2030, includes a timetable with short- and long-range goals.

For the case of the Belgian railway network, the final result is a timetable with well-scheduled connections and a waiting cost that is 40% lower than the current timetable.

To avoid possible bloodshed, the British agreed a timetable with Karume for an organised evacuation.

Make a timetable with Teddy of what you are doing.

A few days before Eid, make a timetable with your spouse and run it through with the family.

With patience running out, the government may announce next month a fixed timetable, with a date next year finally for publication.

His crucial intervention was to provide wavering voters a guarantee that further devolution would be delivered on a clear timetable, with a broad plan finalised by the end of November and a final agreement reached in January 2015.