Sentence examples for its schedule around from inspiring English sources

In doing so, he captured the imagination of the French court, which later become so fascinated with the Carrouges-Le Gris trial that it would shape its schedule around watching the culminating combat.

He said Fox must build its schedule around those events.

The announcement, effective immediately, came six weeks after the low-rated channel started to rebuild its schedule around Keith Olbermann, who wants to unseat his former employer, MSNBC, as the leading progressive channel on cable.

It will scrap almost 200 flights from its schedule, or around 6% of its departures, starting next year.

"Runway" had been tentatively scheduled to begin on Lifetime on Jan .7. Lifetime has built much of its winter schedule around the arrival of "Runway," one of the most successful recent shows in cable television.

But it will probably receive better treatment from TBS than it did from ABC, which was criticized for repeatedly moving the show around on its schedule, making it hard to find.

He shoots other dance companies and Broadway shows -- including "Contact" and "The Producers" -- only around its schedule.

Fox is moving around its schedule in preparation for the series finale of "House".

Because, for much of last week and indeed right now, Air New Zealand, Qantas's trans-Tasman rival, has maintained much of its schedule by flying below or around the cloud, using more fuel in the process but generally getting its passengers where they wanted to go.Last week, at least, other airlines were following suit, except on the days the ash descended.

Only 10 months ago, CNN rebuilt its Sunday morning schedule around Mr. King, giving him four hours for interviews and debates.

LONDON — As the Formula One motor racing season embarked on its 18-race schedule around the world earlier this year, the entrepreneur who turned the high-octane glamour of races at Monaco and Monza and Melbourne from an aficionados' passion into one of the richest of all sports — and himself into a billionaire — had a tongue-in-cheek lament.