The phrase "around timetables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing scheduling, planning, or organizing activities in relation to specific timeframes or schedules.
Example: "We need to coordinate our meetings around timetables to ensure everyone can attend."
Alternatives: "in relation to schedules" or "with respect to timetables".
It's an hour and a half by bus to Milazzo, from where ferries to Alicudi depart (around three hours; timetables at usticalines.it).it
Data collection was planned around local community timetables and took consideration of events and routine activities.
Data collection was planned around local community timetables and took local events into consideration.
There were lots of students working there, and the management were great about us fitting work around our timetables and holidays.
Only a half-wit could guess it". He dismissed the British golden age detective novel as "futzing around with timetables and bits of charred paper and who trampled the jolly old flowering arbutus under the library window".
Will that do?" Community groups – whose opinions are so slavishly sought, for about five minutes, after anything blows up in a community, are almost always predicated on faith, meeting in religious buildings, around religious timetables.
He dismissed the British golden age detective novel as "futzing around with timetables and bits of charred paper and who trampled the jolly old flowering arbutus under the library window".
Insiders said that Mr. Clausen gave no specifics of any program he might be developing for BankAmerica to "turn it around," nor any timetable for improvement.
But the biggest challenge, Powell says, is working with the schedule of the military, which may be the last and only institution that demands that celebrities work around its timetable rather than the other way around.
I'm never under an obligation to work if I don't have the time, but I can assist on open days when they fit around my timetable.
