Sentence examples for later timetable from inspiring English sources

Train No. 129 leaves Pennsylvania Station at 4 25 p.m., not 5 39, and arrives in Washington at 7 40 p.m., not 9. (The later timetable applies to Train No. 193).

Labour peers later disputed that timetable.

An armed forces official said later that a timetable for withdrawals was being drawn up and would be released later.

Judge Joel Laird of Circuit Court said he would later announce a timetable for the damages phase of the proceedings.

HMRC said it will publish a timetable later in the year setting out the policy and administrative changes needed to implement the reform.

It originally set a five-year timetable, later expanded to seven years, that was intended to build confidence between the two sides gradually so the final, difficult decisions would be easier to make.

Events that have deadlines should be marked with importance to ensure that you take care of them and deal with organizing events with more flexible timetables later.

Seven weeks later, Obama announced a timetable for withdrawal.

The plan includes six flights over the next seven years but stretches out the timetable for later flights to incorporate new technologies, more detailed investigation of the planet and possible joint ventures with France and Italy.

The principal express services were often given nicknames by railwaymen but these names later appeared officially in timetables, on headboards carried on the locomotive, and on roofboards above the windows of the carriages.

Mr. Saleh, who has clung to power in the face of the large protests and diminishing domestic and international support, had called for elections to be held at the end of the year, but later backed away from that timetable.