Sentence examples for alien schedule from inspiring English sources

"Think of it this way: If you check your blood sugar levels four times a day, and you check them at midnight when you go to bed, dawn when you wake up for breakfast... .. -- thus far this is an alien schedule to this writer, but carry on -- "... you check it at lunch at noon, then again at dinnertime, you're only checking it four times, and it could be normal all the times you check it.

Following the success of The Terminator, Cameron and producing partner Gale Anne Hurd were given approval to direct and produce the sequel to Alien, scheduled for a 1986 release.

He tells Mulder and Scully all he has left to reveal (including the fact that the aliens are scheduled to invade in 2012), and shortly after is finally killed by a rocket shot from a helicopter ordered by Knowle Rohrer.

An "Alien Versus Predator" movie is scheduled for release next year.

As of September, President Obama had deported over one million illegal aliens and was well on schedule to achieve more deportations in one term than George W. Bush did in two.

If the immigration judge determines that the Service has met its burden of establishing reasonable cause, the immigration judge shall advise the alien and the Service, and shall schedule a merits hearing under paragraph (i) of this section to review the Service's determination that the alien is specially dangerous.

For instance, suppose we control a number of node clusters that are deployed in the vicinity of a number of "alien" clusters with a fixed TDMA schedule that we have knowledge of, but cannot control.

Meanwhile, Colón maintained an active recording schedule with his band Legal Alien and with various collaborators, including Cuban salsa singer Celia Cruz, versatile Venezuelan vocalist Soledad Bravo, and rock musician David Byrne.

Fielding familiar classroom stereotypes — the bully, the science geek, the strutting alien female in the skintight cat suit — this turgid schedule filler is only marginally more fun than a week's worth of detention.

Warren denies claims of an imitation, noting the discrepancies between the production schedules: when Inseminoid entered the shooting stage, Alien, which had been filmed in closed studios, had been released months before.

Fox began using the shows in 1995 to fill holes in its schedule after the success of a special called "Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction".