Sentence examples for fixtures meaning from inspiring English sources

But Barnet have today revealed the League do not want them starting the season without a contingency plan to ensure they can complete their fixtures, meaning the club are looking for another home straight away.

In its information sheet "Security Lighting: Let's Have Real Security, Not Just Bad Lighting," the group makes several recommendations for effective security lighting, such as the use of "full cutoff" fixtures, meaning the bulb is recessed within an opaque lampshade or shield that focuses the light downward, which prevents glare.

Three Home Championship fixtures followed, meaning that by the time Austria visited Windsor Park, Jennings was making his 100th appearance for his country.

With many teams now opting not to enter a reserve side into an organised competition the Central Division consisted of just seven sides meaning fixtures were irregular throughout the season.

Kilmarnock have received only two home fixtures after the split, meaning they will be the only side in the top flight to have played 18 home games and 20 away.

The dates were agreed in principal back in March, when the Fifa vice-president Jim Boyce said that the Premier League would look to resume its fixtures on Boxing Day, effectively meaning that clubs will be taking a winter break in the 2022-23 season.

(You could use compact florescent light bulbs in order to make the room brighter without getting new fixtures, plus they save electricity, meaning they save you money).

Ehmer will not be made available for the FA Cup this weekend meaning his next Carlisle fixture is a week on Saturday against Tranmere Rovers.

She kept the two bathrooms where they were — even installing new fixtures where the old ones had been, meaning pipes did not have to be moved — "a way to really save on plumbing costs," she said.

I don't mean to claim people won't be up for this game, but there is an argument for it not meaning as much as a fixture now.

Tomkins received a match ban in round 6, for joining a fight in the previous match against Hull, meaning that for the first time since the final regular round fixture against Huddersfield in 2009, he missed a first-grade match.