Sentence examples for calendars in which from inspiring English sources

Others schools around the country -- about 3,000, compared with half as many a decade ago -- are now operating on so-called year-round calendars, in which the summer vacation is shortened and vacations during the year are lengthened (often to three weeks) and staggered.

This could be useful, Pollack says, in the case of someone building a cell phone that would run video which could take advantage of all the PenTile pixels and that would run conventional Web browsers or calendars, in which the backlight is turned up and white pixels are turned down.

We have a sports calendar in which basketball leaches into baseball, which leaches into football.

Create an advent calendar in which each day features a different country or population's celebration of Christmas.

In December, we launched an ever so snazzy-looking advent calendar, in which writers shared their views on the heroes and villains of the year.

This began at the grass-roots level nine months ago, and it is the only event in the calendar in which teams represent a geographical zone.

Announcing his candidacy three years ago, he rewrote the political calendar in which no campaigning ever began before the sitting president had hand-picked his successor.

Leaders of both major political parties have tried to enforce a calendar in which only a few states are allowed to hold their voting early.

To try to cope better with this situation, my brother and I created a shared Google calendar — an online calendar in which we could both make entries from wherever we happened to be.

This system was ultimately based upon a calendar in which a ritual cycle of 260 (13 × 20) days intermeshed with a "vague year" of 365 days (18 × 20 days, plus five "nameless" days), producing a 52-year Calendar Round.

Benedict granted a special dispensation for a funeral Mass to be said for 205 of the 294 earthquake victims on Friday, which was Good Friday, the only day of the Catholic calendar in which Mass is not normally celebrated.