Sentence examples for glance at the schedule from inspiring English sources

A quick glance at the schedule had turned up the Southend-Colchester match the day before.

A glance at the schedule showed that the Yankees open their 2012 season in Florida on Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays.

A glance at the schedule shows an inbound train about every 2-3 minutestoppingng at Embarcadero during rush hour, which is close to capacity.

"Inside virtually every department, there is war between the dumbers-down and the dumbers-up -- a glance at the schedule shows who has won under Greg Dyke -- so far," wrote Polly Toynbee, a columnist in the liberal Guardian newspaper.

A glance at the schedule bears out a boggling range, everything from mainstream fare like "Forbidden Broadway" at the Douglas Fairbanks Theater (432 West 42nd Street, Manhattan) to Charlotte Blake Alston, who is performing at the Hilton.

In terms of industry influence, Newport may not rank in a league yet with the elite festivals such as Sundance or Toronto, but a brief glance at the schedule shows its appeal for local film schools: This year's lineup includes showcases for Chapman University, UCLA, USC, Cal State Long Beach and others.

A glance at the Sky Sports schedule from 20 years ago – highlights included a repeat of the Leyland DAF final – is enough to confirm that.

A glance at the hearing schedule suggests that the risks to Trump, and to the American public, are considerable, given the range of issues already raised about his nominees.

Maybe you can glance at the Fullerton schedule and find a game here and there that the Titans should have, would have won if only Turner didn't hurt his ankle, or Adair didn't get thrown out for fighting, or Jackson took the ball to the basket.

"And in our nonconference games, we have lost enough to give us a record comparable with a very large group of people". Glance at the Fullerton schedule and it seems as if the Titans would be virtually assured of an NCAA berth regardless of how the league race finishes.

A glance at the current television schedule might give a viewer whiplash without even flipping channels, as the major networks veer to wild extremes of high and low taste.