Sentence examples for changed timetable from inspiring English sources

But given the changed timetable, just as Iraqi political leaders are struggling to form a new government, American military leaders will be distracted by the myriad tasks of supervising major troop movements.

But like the Borges family, they soon changed their timetable.

Ko has said her success playing against the pros has not changed her timetable.

Yellen, inadvertently or not, had changed the timetable — or so it seemed.

Mr. Manchin remains popular in the state and had his eye on a Senate race in 2012, but Mr. Byrd's death has changed his timetable.

They run most of the bus services in my county, and they are unpunctual, expensive, constantly looking for ways to increase profits (they just changed their timetable number to one which cost me over £1 pound for a single call), and recently limited the times at which concessionary pass holders (such as OAPs) could use their services.

A train company in the south east of England has changed its timetable due to the amount of leaves on the line.

While Tuesday's decision has not changed the timetable, Dr Fox said giving the green light to the "initial gate" phase would enable the first submarine to be delivered in 2028, at no additional cost, if ministers ultimately decided to proceed in five years time.

When the airlines changed the timetables to make their on-time percentage go up, people's satisfaction about flying went up.

The continued resistance of the British caused Hitler once more to change his timetable.

Supranowitz said James did not plan to change the timetable of his knee surgery.