Sentence examples for pre-arranged time from inspiring English sources

The breakfast  Every morning, at a pre-arranged time, a wooden picnic box containing granola, juice, fruit salad and pastries (plus tea or coffee) is delivered to each tent, to be enjoyed in bed or outside on the deck.

We wish Mr Rogers a full recovery and are obviously sorry that this has caused him distress, even though we had no way of knowing that he was ill or in hospital when we called at the pre-arranged time".

Police said he failed to return them to their mother, Erica Pedersen, at the pre-arranged time.

They offered to phone me at a pre-arranged time but it has proved impossible because they want to organise it by email and their email system doesn't work!

To load the dice in your favour with a spot bet, however, you just need to persuade a cricketer to deliberately bowl a wide or no-ball at a pre-arranged time.

"My wife tells the kids that at whatever pre-arranged time, we're going to have a video conference with Daddy," says Hess. "We get a great live connection, the kids all crowd in front of the camera and they pick up the dog".

These individuals would travel to the clinic and carry back supplies of medications to other patients in their communities, or they would arrange for local patients to congregate at their home at pre-arranged times so that Burnt Forest clinic personnel could deliver medications to many patients at once within the community.

Butt and Asif voluntarily attended an interview with detectives investigating allegations that had become public following a News of the World story, published the previous Sunday, claiming that Butt, Asif and Mohammad Amir, who opened the bowling with Asif, had delivered three no-balls at pre-arranged times at the request of Mazhar Majeed, their agent, in return for cash.

A jury in London was not swayed by their fantastic explanations, and decided they had colluded to bowl no-balls at pre-arranged times for the benefit of non-existent in-the-know gamblers.The scandal erupted last year after Mazher Mahmood, a journalist at the now-defunct News of the World who is renowned for his stings on celebrities, turned his sights on Mazhar Majeed, the cricketers' agent.

It was claimed Asif and Amir deliberately bowled no-balls at pre-arranged times during the Test, with Butt also said to be involved, in return for money from a bookmaker's "middle man".

Patients undertook outdoor walking exercise at pre-arranged times, either near their home, work, when visiting friends or on holiday breaks or while travelling.