Sentence examples for calendar position from inspiring English sources

The festival director said: "You always can get a 'No,' but we got a 'Yes.'" James also suggests that Berlin has bounced back from a period when high-profile films, jostling for position on an ever-more frantic awards-season circuit, tended to sidestep the festival due to its calendar position – too late to influence Oscar voting, too early to generate momentum for the following year.

To that end, the release date of "Zero Dark Thirty" was moved from a pre-election calendar position of October to a post-election slot on Dec. 19.

"The Amazing Spider-Man 2" is set for release on May 2, 2014, the nominal calendar position for summer kick-off films.

The team ended the calendar year in fourth position, two points behind Chelsea.

They ended the calendar year in seventh position, 16 points behind the leaders Manchester United.

Contrast categories were defined by number of calendar years in income position below median.

In total, the American economy has added 860,000 positions this calendar year, indicating the picture is not quite as bleak as it appeared before the midterm elections.

The Science Museum eventually bought it from him, and Wright and a colleague, J. Field, showed that it was a geared sundial calendar that displayed the positions of the sun and the moon in the zodiac.

"Yesterday cemented its position in the calendar, in my opinion," said David Redvers, racing manager to Qatar's Sheikh Fahad, who sponsors the day through his QIPCO company.

Yet if Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open may be regarded as the true classics, the Australian Open suffers from its position in the calendar.

Its position in the calendar (January) means that Sundance manages to both steal a march on the likes of Berlin and SXSW … and potentially nobbles itself when it comes to chances of Oscar success.