Sentence examples for dwindling schedule from inspiring English sources
Unable to find a replacement, the tournament was canceled, cutting back yet another event from the LPGA's dwindling schedule.
But for a broadcaster dogged until relatively recently by headlines about financial crises, stale schedules and dwindling audiences, it raises questions as to how it came about and whether it's a sign of things to come for ITV drama.
At one point, he said, his weekly schedule dwindled to two assigned days and two or three days when he was supposed to call the store in the morning to see whether managers wanted him to come in that day.
With the clock ticking and options dwindling for playing a truncated schedule to save the N.H.L. season, new bargaining between the league and the players association is expected to open Monday in New York.
The Angels came home from a trip they'd like to forget — which ended a month they'll remember only because it might cost them a postseason berth — and were confronted by the harsh realities of a tough schedule and a dwindling calendar.
But the payments have dwindled and are scheduled to expire next year.
According to Marty Appel, the Yankees' public relations director from 1973 to 1977 and author of the forthcoming "Pinstripe Empire," the demise of the series essentially had to do with scheduling conflicts and a dwindling lack of interest.
Texas is one of a dwindling number of states whose legislatures hold scheduled meetings only every two years.
By the 1970's, Mr. Shumsky's performing schedule had dwindled as a taste for modern, streamlined interpretations eclipsed the Romantic style in which he specialized.
While her micro-organised training schedule has been ripped up time and again, she insists her physical resources are not dwindling at 35; she just needs to husband them carefully.
