Sentence examples for calendar on which from inspiring English sources

Iran, in the latest skirmish between soccer and Islam, is debating the propriety of playing a 2018 World Cup qualifier against South Korea on October 11, the day Shiites celebrate Tasua, the 9th day of the month of Moharram, one of the holiest days in the Shiite calendar on which the faithful commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad.

During my twenty-seventh year, I had a calendar on which I'd marked the dates of relevant celebrity deaths.

Closely entwined with Aztec religion was the calendar, on which the elaborate round of rituals and ceremonies that occupied the priests was based.

He pulled out a calendar on which he had noted all the postmark dates to see if the resulting pattern spelled out a message.

Beside this is Mr. Mandela's own desk calendar, on which he wrote such daily minutiae as how much money he had in his pocket, or his weight and blood pressure.

It is also possible to obtain something called a "calendar" on which you can record the dates when your housekeeper is expected, dates when you can deploy that "door".

The very mention of England versus Scotland, the oldest international match on the calendar and one which is poised to make its return at Wembley on Wednesday night after a 14-year hiatus, is sufficient to stir the passions in Souness or, indeed, any player that experienced it.

You never wonder that?" I had often flipped through a calendar wondering on which of the three hundred and sixty-six days (counting February 29th) I would die, but it had never once occurred to me to wonder whether I had already met the first person I would have sex with.

Then there's the Islamic calendar -- on which we are in the year1434.

Women were assigned time-varying PM measures for all calendar dates on which a VTE event occurred.

This difference was even more marked when all FFP treatments administered on a calendar day on which bleeding was documented were included (median FFP dose 14.4 ml kg-1 (9.1 to 24.9; range, 2.4 to 54.8).