Sentence examples for calendars which from inspiring English sources

(It was the first in an annual series of calendars, which became so popular that they were later mass-produced).

Describes calendar which is meant for the trade and the other calendars which are more elaborate for the best clients.

The pencil drawings were copied as digital prints and made into 36 calendars, which were hung on the walls of the cavernous ArtisTree exhibition space.

The calendars, which were released to several news outlets on Friday, offer a heavily redacted peek at the machinery of city government.

They also said the doping calendars, which the prosecutors say Anderson created so he could monitor Bonds's use of drugs, should not be admissible, either.

He also implemented online calendars, which are used by local tradespeople to keep Updown in tiptop condition during changeovers or unoccupied days.

In 1582, France began adopting the Gregorian calendar, which lopped 11 days off the Julian calendar.

It's based on the Islamic calendar, which is about 11 days shorter than the Gregorian calendar, which, B.T.W., is our calendar, which means that every year Ramadan begins 11 days earlier than the year before.

They bloom all year, throughout the calendar, which is where they get their name.

Gregory XIII gave us the Gregorian calendar, which is still in use.

The result was Jazz Calendar, which will be performed at the proms.