Sentence examples similar to locked schedule from inspiring English sources

Corporate jets have been hit harder than airlines because they are not locked into schedules so a fall in demand immediately leads to fewer flights.

This time some sun is also locked into the schedule.

Papers that have been locked into the schedule are marked with a.

"This is the earliest we've had the schedule locked in 10 years," he said, staring at the board.

Sharon Cohen, a world history teacher at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda, Md., for instance, refuses to post a weekly calendar of assignments because she doesn't want to get locked into a schedule.

The question is whether this is just a summer lull as people spend time outside and students aren't locked in the schedule of school, or if HQ is in a downward spiral beyond seasonal fluctuations.

Given a choice, broadcast networks would almost always prefer a traditional 22-episode series that can be locked into the schedule with a loyal viewership for 5-10 years.

Or could it be that they are caught between a commercial theatre nervous of politics and a subsidised theatre locked into rigid schedules for months or even years ahead?

Despite being locked up, his release schedule didn't suffer.

Like Ms. Coen, Mr. O'Connor likes not being locked into a fixed schedule.

The executive team, the sales machine, and the manufacturing, software, and services components are all locked into the hardware schedule.