Sentence examples for of a timetable from inspiring English sources

But next time I visit these destinations, it will be without the tyranny of a timetable.

The provision of a timetable for new elections, of three months or so, is essential.

Parody of the condition of the IRT subway line in the form of a timetable.

First, instead of a timetable, negotiators need to leave the process open-ended.

A spokesman for the Home Builders Federationn welcomed the setting of a timetable.

The report gave no hint of a timetable for achieving universal suffrage, and it angered Hong Kong's democracy movement.

He still teaches four-fifths of a timetable at Otago and writes nearly a book a year.

Instead of a timetable for the withdrawal, the government has decided to vote again by next March on the specifics.

At the same time, the lack of a timetable for a binding global agreement reduced pressure on others, like the United States and Australia, to adopt similar systems.

A test of simple numeracy was included by the OECD, which involved the reading of a timetable, unfairly say some, realistically say others.

He loudly opposed the "surge" that has clearly helped to stabilise the country and has made all the heady talk of a timetable for withdrawing American troops possible.