Sentence examples for calendar would be from inspiring English sources

"A true Chinese perpetual calendar would be able to account for this.

However to complete a hat-trick of wins in one of the most prestigious races in the calendar would be her greatest achievement.

But yesterday, Justice Wetzel abruptly announced that his fall calendar would be too full to hear the case, which had been scheduled to begin on Sept. 4.

The president of the academy, mathematician Gottfried Leibniz, was alone in supporting Kirch's petition, which was rejected because other academy members felt that a woman's producing its calendar would be an embarrassment.

Mr. Stimac said that one-third of the theater's calendar would be reserved for such community group rentals, one-third for music and dance presentations and one-third for shows that he and Mr. Rosenstock produced together.

The series, which is enjoying increasing popularity also announced this weekend that next season the calendar would be extended to nine races, with the addition (to be confirmed by the FIA World Motorsport Council) of a race in Mexico.

A spokeswoman for the Archdiocese of New York said that a decision on parochial school calendars would be made after Thanksgiving.

Uptake of next-generation services like cross-platform synchronization of files and calendars would be a good indicator, and smartphone use statistics are also highly relevant.

The recent offline option for Calendars was made exclusively available to enterprise users of Google Apps, with no immediate notice of when regular users of Calendars would be able to access the offline versions.

President George Washington, for instance, was born on Feb. 11, 1732 in the Virginia colony under the "Old Style" calendar, which would be reckoned as Feb. 22, 1732 under the "New Style" calendar.

Had nothing messed with the political calendar, Texas would be right in the middle of its early voting period for a Super Tuesday primary on March 6.