Sentence examples for calendar changing from inspiring English sources

It raises the question: have the Winter Games outlived their usefulness, given the altered sports calendar, changing viewing habits and the fall of the Berlin Wall?

It now contains the City Museum of Washington D.C., in Mount Vernon Square at 801 K Street NW, (202) 383-1800, Web site www.citymuseumdc.org, with a family-friendly calendar of changing exhibits featuring different neighborhoods and walking tours.

By incorporating two preexisting festivals, Vaisakhi (at the time of the spring harvest) and Diwali (at the fall harvest), into the calendar and changing their orientation, he established two major occasions when all Sikhs were encouraged to go to Goindwal and participate in communal celebrations.

That the timing, the calendars, are changing a lot".

One is as a seasonal calendar, its pungency changing with the tides and temperature.

"There was room for Power Snooker in the calendar and, by changing the rules, it has made it more entertaining than what we normally see.

The changing calendar and poor response to United Artists' initial marketing campaign drew criticism about the studio's viability.

Despite the fact that the calendar will be changing to 2017, old battles loom large and desperate news has once again intruded on the holiday break.

Changing the calendar to move finals before the winter break to reduce stress is a bad idea.

Mann and Ornstein propose changing the calendar in both the House and the Senate so that Congress is in session five days a week for three weeks each month.

Their decision was the clearest indication of how much the changing primary calendar is upending presidential politics this year, as candidates grapple with the prospect of huge primaries in crucial states like Florida on Jan . 29and California, New York and Texas a week later.