Sentence examples for can start planning from inspiring English sources

City, meanwhile, can start planning the open-top bus parade.

Once you know the locale, you can start planning your trip.

When everyone is getting end-of-season gloom in Europe, you can start planning a summer foray to South America.

Most likely it will be Canada, but before the Canadians can start planning their matchup with the USA, Switzerland will have to be addressed.

Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | FridayMondayNOW that Russia has turned the heating back on, central Europe can start planning its celebrations for the twentieth anniversary of the collapse of communism.

When changing planes, it always helps to ask a cabin attendant for the gate numbers for your next flight so that you can start planning your safari across the terminal the instant you disembark.

Constitutional law professor Geoff Holland from the University of Technology Sydney said: "The declaration of war or engagement of military is part of the executive prerogative". This means that once cabinet signs off, our armed forces can start planning the strike.

"We need to know what the city is going to do," said Oliver Thomas, the president of the New Orleans City Council, "so we can start planning our lives". As the city struggles to regain its physical shape, the spine of its economy is cracking.

"We've now reverted to making Ashton Gate a first-class stadium and we're now at a point where we can start". Plans were approved in 2009 for Bristol City to move to a new site at Ashton Vale, but fervent opposition by residents resulted in two planning inquiries and an abandoned judicial review.

But how can it really help you and your family, and how can you start planning if you haven't yet?

"The world can now start planning for Rugby World Cup 2015.