Sentence examples for plan slot from inspiring English sources

We also occasionally feature ideas from our audience in our "lesson plan" slot, including guest posts, reader ideas announcements of student contests — and publication for the winners of those contests.

During the 2011-12 school year, we sometimes used our daily "lesson plan" slot to announce student contests, feature guest posts, publish a list of quick ideas to address breaking news, or take on a topic, like the Common Core Standards, that affects teachers across subject areas.

We've even started planning slots for the paint bay, to get the car ready for the outside world, which is a real indication of how far through the build we are now.

Jokes were made about how this year's show will be a snoozefest, but so far it looks as though Chris Martin and company are making all the right moves as they plan their slot, which they say will partly be inspired by the atmosphere of the Glastonbury festival, which they have headlined three times.

The planned 100 slots will not fill that gap, notes former provost Kathryn Spoehr '69.

It's a bit crazy, but I get my staff to write a daily action plan, with a slot for every half an hour.

George Osborne, the chancellor and first minister, has ensured his northern powerhouse plan has a slot, but the number of cities apart from Greater Manchester that will want to be run by a directly elected mayor is currently small.

But under the plan the available slots must be held for middle-class families.

A Washington Post poll on October 24th found that 68% of residents approved of Mr O'Malley's slots plan.

But the F.A.A. is working with the current administration to develop a new plan for the slots, said Robert E. Robeson, who manages the agency's policy analysis division.

The leading proposal in Pennsylvania would give the tracks a 49% cut, and a slots plan to be voted on in Bangor, Me., would let the track owner keep roughly 60%, says a city official.