Sentence examples for heavy timetable from inspiring English sources

But, of course, a new role of parliaments brings a more heavy timetable.

Sleep is often neglected with a heavy timetable of school, sports, study, activities and even part-time jobs.

Mr. Thompson, 64, has said that he is intent on running a different kind of presidential campaign — on his own timetable and with the heavy use of all the tools available on the Internet, including online fund-raising and blogging.

Prisoner exchanges have begun and both sides have drawn up timetables for the withdrawal of heavy weaponry.

Travellers, some of whose fares were increased by more than 12% on 2 January, suffered delays, cancellations and amended timetables during two periods of heavy snow in November and December.

But the prospect of heavy defeat on a measure to set a timetable for debate means the legislation has stalled.

Train operator East Coast said it would run a revised timetable throughout Thursday as large parts of the route were expected to be affected by heavy wind and rain.

Heavy freighters will plod through space to their own timetable, following trade routes and visiting planets where smaller ships will peel off to gather resources.

The Secretary well understood how the winding down of the military presence in Iraq and keeping the military on a strict timetable of performance in Afghanistan would necessitate heavier lifting in diplomatic initiative.

Either way, New York's service-heavy economy will put the region on a different economic timetable.

While the nation's pharmacy benefit managers endorse the Institute of Medicine's call for national electronic prescribing by 2010 ("Report Finds a Heavy Toll From Medication Errors,'' news article, July 21), a big hurdle remains to meeting this timetable.