Sentence examples for definite timetable from inspiring English sources

(A Microsoft spokeswoman said the company had no definite timetable for introducing a solution in Windows).

There is no definite timetable for when they will leave, if ever.

"That could be another 10 days, a week; they haven't put any definite timetable on it," the pitcher told The Louisville Courier-Journal.

Yesterday, dealers were still impatiently waiting for Firestone to give them a definite timetable for when replacement tires will roll in.

Japan's only operating nuclear reactor is set to go offline tomorrow for refueling and maintenance, with no definite timetable for a restart.

There is no definite timetable set for the reopening of the airport, but people in the airline industry say service could start within a couple of weeks.

2. I would like to take off on a trip with no preplanned or definite routes or timetables.

Robert Zubrin, the president of the Mars Society, argues that NASA has been effective only when given a definite destination and hard timetable — the Apollo Mode, as he calls it, which is still used successfully on robotic missions.

Not definitive, just definite.

A hiring manager in a discovery position works with less-definite deadlines and timetables than the person who runs the department charged with, for example, scaling up a biomolecule.

"We have continued to press everyone to make a clear and definite commitment with a clear timetable to accomplish the performing arts center," he said.