Sentence examples for in timetable of from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? 4. Illustrate the events described in "Timetable of Jewish Biblical History" (//academic.reed.edu/Humanities/Hum110/kerr/class/bible/bib-time.html) with maps, pictures, and a diagrams to make these events come alive for your peers.

We may hope that our resorting to euphemism and belief in timetables of business-cycle recoveries work better to restore confidence than they did in the '30s.

The problematic tilting mechanism was not used during winter 2010 2011 and the time benefit of the tilting was not taken into account in timetables of winter 2011 2012.

The train has not managed to cope with harsh Finnish weather conditions, and the time benefit of the tilting mechanism will not be taken into account in timetables of winter 2011 2012.

To fit in with timetabling of all the specialty clinical placements, the Community placement was undertaken in four streams labelled B-E, in any one academic year.

In a small rural community such as this, where minute fluctuations in the timetable of the weekly mobile library service pass for excitement, the fascinating spectacle of watching the old red telephone kiosk being winched from its prominent spot in the village square by a team of BT workers and an electronic hoist amounted to a truly noteworthy event.

In a timetable of cluster occurrence based on the estimated time for the development of first symptoms consistent with TB, isolate S96-129 is believed to be the source of the cluster (number 1), while BTB05-559 is number 88 and BTB05-552 is number 95 [13].

Though the plan is now for a two-stage solution, with agreement only in principle on Sunday night or Monday morning in Luxembourg, the timetable of a definitive and detailed accord on a second bailout for Greece was unclear.

But few people realize it, and fewer still learn in advance the timetable of their demise.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs confirmed it will now begin working with other livestock sectors in a staged timetable of reform.

This means demanding changes where they matter most, and can be immediately verified — on the propaganda front — before putting our faith in some grandiose timetable of disarmament.