Sentence examples for internal calendar from inspiring English sources
I have some sort of internal calendar".
Even so, his internal calendar registers his village's ceremonies, a clock of red bean dumplings and rice cakes at new year.
Perhaps the clearest indication of what the N.F.L.'s most unusual free-agency period will look like comes from Atlanta, where General Manager Thomas Dimitroff offered a sobering view of the Falcons' internal calendar.
The collaboration between Vida Verde and the MIT Codesign Studio resulted in two projects: 1. an online price quote calculator for the Vida Verde website, and 2. a new internal calendar system for scheduling cleanings.
The decentered and interrupted form feels right here, because this novel is trying to bring home a whale of a city, and to number the days of people who do not necessarily feel that they themselves possess an ordered internal calendar — who may feel, like Natalie, one of the protagonists, that they lack a continuous sense of self.
The collaboration between Vida Verde and the MIT Codesign Studio eventually resulted in three projects: 1. an online price quote calculator for the Vida Verde website, 2. a new internal calendar system for scheduling cleanings, and 3. an upgrade to the cooperative's website to make it more easily navigable and search engine optimized.
Details of the flight, some of which were first reported by Politico, are confirmed through internal calendars obtained by The Post that depict a busy schedule of travel for the secretary, whose department oversees land and natural resources.
The auditors said, for example, that the board did not have an inventory of all of its personal computers or a list of those deemed at risk of experiencing the shutdown that some experts expect when the first two digits of the computers' internal calendars are supposed to click from 19 to 20.
Many cellphones also have internal calendars that allow you to set alerts and reminders.
They explain how animals measure time and show how the fragile monarch butterfly employs an internal clock, calendar, compass, and map to commence and measure the two-thousand-mile annual journey to Mexico--all with a brain that weighs only a few thousandths of an ounce.
