Sentence examples for jammed calendar from inspiring English sources

OFFICIALLY, Art Basel, the highest-profile event on the jammed calendar of international art fairs, began on Tuesday.

Carter said the losers were secondary or emerging sports that had trouble finding a spot in an already jammed calendar.

Each minor case closed clears time on the court's jammed calendar for an immigration judge to expel a convicted sex offender or gang member, prosecutors said.

Pointing to the relentlessly public and communitarian character of ancient-Greek society, with its clan allegiances, its endless rounds of athletic games and artistic competitions, its jammed calendar of civic and religious festivals, they wonder whether "personal" poetry, as we understand the term, even existed for someone like Sappho.

But Boehner's Plan B had elongated an already tightly jammed legislative calendar.

Rather than jam a calendar busy with sequester, gun violence and immigration, a bi-partisan commission can both educate the public and build up some GOP support for the long haul.

The front-loaded calendar jammed the first three phases so closely together as to blunt momentum from one state to the next.

It's a cool feature, but could get pretty annoying if false positives start getting jammed into your calendar.

Earlier this month, King carved out time from a calendar jammed with meetings with key science players in the Parliament, in the government, and among advocacy groups to share his thoughts with Science on a range of issues, from low salaries for British scientists to coping with a series of crises culminating in the ongoing outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

Of late, her calendar is jammed: Besides "Elegy" and "Cairo Time," not only did she land her first Woody Allen film, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," but Mr. Allen invited her to join a cast that includes Larry David in what she carefully refers to as "Woody's untitled spring project".

The filibuster and the cloture motion will likely be employed even more as the Senate returns from its Thanksgiving recess on Monday to face a jam-packed calendar, motivated by the need to pass crucial annual budget bills to avoid a government shutdown.