Sentence examples for making a timetable from inspiring English sources
Organize yourself by making a timetable.
If you're making a timetable by hand on paper, you'll need to create the grid yourself.
Make a timetable and stick to it.
And if it is, will that make a timetable for Britain's departure from the European Union any clearer?
If I were to do it all again, though, I'd definitely make a timetable to ensure that, second time round, I didn't miss a thing.
Every day Mike Smith says he'll make a timetable of what's still to do, and every day they seem to fall even further behind.
She got Rodin to make a timetable for her, and he would scold her for not looking after herself, urge her to eat properly, go out for walks.
I studied Mastery of English on my own in the library; I made a timetable of work plans above my bed, ticking off the hours on my calendar.
As teachers, we are used to following a timetable to organise our working day, but it can be useful to make a timetable for your non-teaching time, too.
"All day I would do housework, I would massage my mother-in-law, I would wash her feet; they made a timetable for me, I had no life of my own".
