Sentence examples for calendar from which from inspiring English sources

In a first procedural step toward Senate debate, Mr. Reid on Tuesday night moved to put the House bill on the Senator calendar, from which he could call it up any time after Tuesday.

SpotOn.it is different because it integrates with your Google Calendar, from which it can learn two important things — what you like to do, and what your schedule looks like.

Today, in January, the major race in the women's calendar this year, the one from which I have the pink T-shirt, has no organiser and no route.

Now the 36-year-old native of Lexington, Ky., is about to enter the limelight on his own with the May 5 release of his debut solo album "Traveller," from which Calendar is premiering "When the Stars Come Out," a meditative tale of fame- and fortune-seeking in the City of Angels that Stapleton wrote with collaborator Dan Wilson.

These are among hundreds of events listed in the spring and summer calendar from the State Park Service, which oversees state parks, forests, recreation areas, marinas and historic sites, which are distributing the free 60-page booklet.

A new calendar was circulated to the teams earlier this month, from which the proposed races in New Jersey in the USA, Mexico and Korea were all missing.

All dating was by a civil calendar, derived from the lunar calendar, which was introduced in the first half of the 3rd millennium bc.

Other chains, like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club, got a lift from the calendar shift — which is in part why industry professionals tend to judge retailers' spring performance by looking at March and April sales together.

Hebel's second famous work is his calendar stories, which he wrote from 1803 on for the Badische Landkalender and especially from 1807 for its successor, the Rheinländischer Hausfreund.

Broadway's total grosses for the 2008 calendar year (which was measured from Dec. 31, 2007, through Dec. 28, 2008) were more than $940 million, with total paid attendance exceeding 12.31 million; the previous calendar year, total grosses were about $938 million and total paid attendance about 12.29 million.

But what the two mosques have in common — besides the sense of celebration and camaraderie that comes at the beginning of Ramadan, the holiest month of the Islamic calendar, in which Muslims fast from sunup to sundown, give alms and focus on self-improvement — is that both have existed for decades, largely unnoticed, blocks from the World Trade Center site.