Sentence examples for calendar around from inspiring English sources

The race would most likely be added to the crowded F1 calendar around the time of the United States Grand Prix, which was attended last fall by a reported 265,000 fans.

Eventually, the press release from Old Trafford will carry tributes rather than news but, for now, the announcement that he has extended his contract has become an annual fixture in the football calendar around this stage of the season (10 February last year) and there is no surprise that he is carrying on.

"We plan our calendar around these events so it's a case of getting out there and seeing it through".

Diwali is a festival that takes place during the month of Kartik in the Indian lunisolar calendar, around the new-moon day (amavasya).

When he did not feel enough teachers had signed up, Amos took the calendar around to teachers, asking when his group could come in and teach.

Pope Gregory XIII introduced a correction in 1582; the Gregorian calendar was only slowly adopted by different nations over a period of centuries, but it is now the most commonly used calendar around the world, by far.

In his lucky seventh year as United States Davis Cup captain, a job John campaigned for and walked away from after one calendar go-around, Patrick rolled a pair of bouncy Bryans, Mike and Bob, at the Russians yesterday.

Some residents arrange their calendars around the once-a-week deliveries made to government-subsidized stores like this one, lining up before dawn to buy a single frozen chicken before the stock runs out.

Given the lucrativeness and perhaps relative ease of buying for oneself, I wouldn't be surprised if Singles Day starts to appear in calendars around the world.

Real time feedback encourages the remaining guests to reschedule their calendars around the date that works the best for the majority of the group or the guest of honor.

And Harry, you don't get the whole calendar to play around with.