Sentence examples for by timetables from inspiring English sources

Where rhythms are determined by timetables, rituals matter.

The prize is sponsored – £10,000 a year – by Simon Phillips Norton, a rich recluse and public-transport obsessive who lives, surrounded by timetables, ticket-stubs, packets of Batchelors Savoury Rice, in a run-down multi-occupancy house in Cambridge.

Employees follow rules and are bound by timetables and processes designed by others.

Missing data were caused by timetable clashes, illness, and other factors which were unlikely to have a systematic effect on the findings.

A copy of that tape was later made available to the Peers commission, and it provided a minute-by-minute timetable for the first hours of action.

Brooklyn deserves the best park money can buy without aspects of its design being compromised by political timetables.

How did we come to believe in gods, nations and human rights; to trust money, books and laws; and to be enslaved by bureaucracy, timetables and consumerism?

By contrast, in the Petraeus-authored design, which McCain has endorsed unequivocally, U.S. troop reductions would not be firmly dictated by any timetables but would be "conditions-based".

They are frightened of what AJP Taylor said of war in 1914: "imposed on the statesmen of Europe by railway timetables".

This process, while imperfect, allows reporters a few days to do reporting and vet studies with independent scientists who also abide by agreed timetables.

The timing of the new policy on existing power plants is driven in large part by the timetables the Clean Air Act sets for a major rule-making.