Sentence examples for get a timetable from inspiring English sources

"You get a timetable showing what you'll do today and tomorrow.

They were disappointed not to get a timetable for membership at the alliance's summit in Washington last month.

His ambition is to get a timetable and framework agreed at the European Council at the end of June.

We may well get a timetable but the substance, the actual powers, the things that matter, Alistair Darling made absolutely crystal clear yesterday in contradicting George Osborne, that on the substance there will be absolutely nothing new.

But we've got a timetable to try to figure things out.

"If we haven't got a timetable I will be putting pressure on them for one," he said.

"We've got all kinds of big decisions to make - we've now got a timetable on regulatory issues that are far reaching and the next CEO has to have ownership of those decisions".

"If we are shutting down so many and haven't got a timetable to rebuild, we are heading for a very difficult pinch point," she said.

The aim is to get a publication timetable from Chilcot but it is unlikely one will be given before MPs return from their summer break in September.

Yeah, you usually get a little timetable of the running order in a tiny book immaculately encased in a plastic sheath hanging on a jazzy lanyard, but really, what are the unmissable highlights?

Get yourself a timetable made so that you can work with breaks and time slots.