Sentence examples similar to keep to your timetable from inspiring English sources

Keep to your exercise timetable by writing down your plan on the calendar or separate paper.

Keep true to your timetable.

Mr Osborne says he intends to keep to this timetable.

Now it is unclear whether the department will keep to that timetable.

And yet Ellison refused to keep to any timetable but his own.

To keep to this timetable, it would have to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union.

President Obama — with the backing of his generals — is right to keep to his timetable, despite a recent series of bloody attacks by insurgents.

"It's easier to keep to the timetable and expedite changes -- and it virtually eliminates the need for do-overs or long delays while disputes get ironed out".

NATO has been laboring to highlight advances in Afghanistan as the Obama administration faces mounting budget problems and pressure to keep to a timetable that envisions most forces leaving in 2014.

In fact, the opposite is the case: the best way to ensure that we keep to the timetable is to designate a top commander who will closely follow the lead of his commander in chief.

Christina Rees, from Women and the Church, said she was "deeply disappointed" by the failure to keep to the timetable and warned that an imminent shake-up in General Synod membership could threaten the prospect of having women bishops.