Sentence examples for forward calendar from inspiring English sources

The other alternative is to set aside the Lords' usual conventions and take report stage on February 7th, when according to the forward calendar of Lords business, "the House may sit".

Physicians usually determine the date of the estimated time for delivery by adding seven days to the first day of the last menstrual period and counting forward nine calendar months; i.e., if the last period began on January 10, the date of delivery is October 17.

As Hollywood fast-forwards the calendar, starting the lucrative summer movie season with spring only half-sprung, Madison Avenue is scrambling to keep pace.

But Mr. Mehta said he wished he could fast-forward the calendar to a week hence, to the post-birth, and be assured that the book would sell.

You may also add events to your own calendar, forward to friends, share on social or get reminders.

I found the concept of needing to know how all the parts of a production system affect pest management to be a real step forward from the calendar spraying that was going on at that time.

That's what my bodyhas been getting at,working for — why it's beenrenting out its extra rooms,saving up, going forward,marking its calendar like an Adventmade out of the broken glassof a cockpit, the long strings of silkthat make up your arms,which are also made of water.See how it's O.K., I can't even die rightwithout warning you.

That's what my bodyhas been getting at,working for why it's beenrenting out its extra rooms,saving up, going forward,marking its calendar like an Adventmade out of the broken glassof a cockpit, the long strings of silkthat make up your arms,which are also made of water.See how it's O.K., I can't even die rightwithout warning you.

"On and off the pitch we have moved forward in a calendar year.

While including GLW in this set of companies isn't a total non sequitur, it was the fact that the company lowered (withdrew) its forward guidance for calendar Q4 that led me to include it in my evaluations.

Having lost my child, my mother and husband in one year opened my eyes to the multitude of merrymakers who would rather flip the calendar forward from November 26 to January 2. Needless to say, the holidays bring up many feelings: some happy but some unnecessarily sad.