Sentence examples similar to ended timetable from inspiring English sources

"I've got Fixtures here, it's got a list of all my beaks" Fixtures is the school timetable to end all timetables.

The Copenhagen conference, which ended without a timetable to reach a binding global agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions, represented a humiliation for European Union leaders seeking to lead global efforts to tackle climate change.

"The public have waited long enough and will find it incomprehensible that the report is not being published more rapidly than the open-ended timetable you have now set out. "We need to see a much clearer and more defined timetable, known publicly, with strict deadlines and a firm date for publication.

"The public have waited long enough and will find it incomprehensible that the report is not being published more rapidly than the open-ended timetable you have now set out," he said.

When the Jets barely qualified for the playoffs two weeks ago, he issued a day-by-day monthlong timetable that ended with a Super Bowl victory parade.

Labour sources said they were awaiting a new approach from government, but said a timetable that ended after the next election "sounded like a long time".

Take the 41 bus from Waverley Bridge or the West End (see timetable) Before everyone could afford to fly abroad for their summer break, Portobello used to be a mecca for Scottish families.

If they had just committed to a reasonable timetable, this could have ended months ago".

And no matter how high you go on this professional journey, it will end on its own timetable.

At its 2005 meeting in Kazakhstan, members demanded that Washington provide a timetable for ending its military presence in Central Asia.

Up to a point, that is.Mr Rudd welcomed Mr Turnbull with a call for co-operation on a timetable for ending constitutional ties with the British monarchy.