Sentence examples for calendars on which from inspiring English sources

Two months after Ms. Clemente died, the financial police searched her fellow workers' homes and found calendars on which many of them marked the days they had worked over past years.

Last spring, for example, a teacher and students at St . Athanasius School a Catholic school on Southern Boulevard half a mile from the plant, printed about 400 "Smelly Calendars" on which neighbors could down particularly noxious days to report to 311, the city government hot line.

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.

From my Gmail account, I clicked on the tab to create a family calendar on which I posted some coming events to whet their appetites ("Family Vacation in Oahu" and "Dinner With Dan and Linda") for improved scheduling habits.

Adding to the weight of the day, the Vatican had granted special dispensation to offer the Mass on Good Friday, the only day of the Roman Catholic calendar on which Mass is not normally said.

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 catalogue for the sale described it in detail as a remnant of a court calendar on which Lincoln had made notes about cases heard before the Eighth Judicial Circuit of Illinois in 1858.