Sentence examples similar to plan a day around from inspiring English sources

"People can plan an entire day around them".

This is where you say: But I'm not road-tripping to Bogotá or planning a Sunday drive around Tikrit anytime soon.

(Obese Class I male) It makes it a little difficult that I have to plan my day around my activities, around my weight … but I do know that losing weight has helped.

"The luxury of being a full time athlete is you can plan your day around your training but here there is training and it is hard intensity but straightaway you are into lectures," he said.

Appointments are being booked throughout the day, moving away from the usual morning rush and meaning people don't have to plan their whole day around a trip to the doctors.

I used to plan my day around running.

"If I happen to see it on, I will," he said, "but I won't plan my day around it".

But if Amazon or other companies were to expand drone delivery beyond that time frame, people could suddenly find themselves having to plan their day around package deliveries.

The downside of this arrangement is that you will have to plan your day around the shuttle schedule to make sure you can get to where you are going on time.

Most Mexico City residents still plan their day around lunch, albeit one that is considerably shorter than it was in its classic period, which most food experts trace to the 1950's.

"I plan my day around their school," she said, inside her daughters' school — one of the contingency sites — on the city's North Side, where one sign read, "Your kids deserve what Rahm's kids get," an allusion to the mayor's children's attendance at a private school.