Sentence examples for coordinating a time from inspiring English sources
"coordinating a time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you need to arrange or agree on a particular time with someone. For example, "We need to coordinate a time for the meeting since we both have busy schedules."
Rather than hassle with coordinating a time with a real estate broker, you could preview apartments in the app and go see them immediately.
By the end, we were laughing, swapping numbers, and coordinating a time to meet again - maybe over a bottle of wine.
Student volunteers will coordinate a time to pick up your equipment and they will make sure it gets carefully packed for shipment to the 3500 students in Kenya who are waiting eagerly for it.
After the partner has reviewed the presentation, she will get back to you (or perhaps her assistant) in order to coordinate a time for you to go to the office and to meet face to face.
Reuben worked with the company, SolarReserve, to coordinate a time where he could both capture the testing stages of the technology, as well as coincide with ample moonlight.
That night I dreamt I was trying to coordinate a time to meet up with a person but we couldn't pick one for the life of us.
You may need to coordinate a time with housekeeping to remove the pets from the room so it can be cleaned daily.
In a Solarize program, a government or civic organization partners with a solar contractor on behalf of a community of residents and coordinates a time-limited campaign to encourage residents to install solar panels for a price that is below prevailing market rates.
Coordinating a date and time that works for everyone is no easy feat, but Doodle allows you to propose different options and get poll-like responses from each attendee.
The noises started 51 days after incubation, leading the researchers to suspect that the babies were coordinating a group hatch time, they report this month in Chelonian Conservation and Biology.
