Sentence examples similar to cluttered calendar from inspiring English sources

Another advantage to an un-cluttered calendar is that you'll have more time to be available to others for these ad hoc decisions.

If you have a ton of tasks and don't want to clutter your calendar, you can choose to enable the integration for a project in particular.

To-do lists and calendars are two very different things, and if you have a lot of meetings, the last thing you want is to clutter your calendar with to-dos.

The walls of the shop are cluttered with calendars that the inmates use to cross off the passing days.

They clutter up the calendar, force the big clubs into an excess of meaningless matches, kill off the start of the Brazilian Championship and throw the country out of sync with the rest of the world.

The judge refuses her and tells her she is cluttering up the court's calendar.

To establish the festival as a perennial event, the city must also muscle its way into an already cluttered film festival and market calendar.

Its impact in the first year will be limited – the 2016 T20 competition is likely to be played over less than three weeks in August, allowing the England players to regularly represent their counties for what is likely to be the last time – while there is also a possibility it will be shortened in 2017, when the calendar will be cluttered because of England hosting the Women's World Cup.

If you've created a category for each of your three children, or five salespeople, or whatever, you can turn off the Kids or Sales group with a single click, hiding them from the calendar for less clutter.

Clear your calendar of the clutter and give yourself a chance to feel your way through the moments instead of cracking the whip on them like a race horse you are trying to break in.

The campaign office is cluttered with mountains of paperwork, a whiteboard calendar populated with important upcoming dates, shelves filled with books on their cause.