Sentence examples for really scheduled from inspiring English sources

A campaign staffer at Mr. Booker's North Ward headquarters said today, for instance, that the "Cafe Con Cory" event "wasn't really scheduled.

"We don't really schedule the day trips," Goodfriend said.

Airline schedules are not really schedules, are they?

Can an event-packed shindig really be scheduled with metronomic accuracy?

Or maybe it really is "scheduled maintenance," in the middle of the day, at peak traffic times.

I'm really behind schedule.

Michael Coogan's "God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says" is scheduled for an October release, followed in November by "Scorpions: The Battles and Triumphs of FDR's Great Supreme Court Justices," by Noah Feldman.

Rachel Macy Stafford's book, Hands Free Mama: A Guide to Putting Down the Phone, Burning the To-Do List, and Letting Go of Perfection to Grasp What Really Matters! is scheduled for release January 2014.

But none of those women will automatically gain seats in the House of Lords and none of the church's really big jobs are scheduled to fall vacant in the immediate future.

Dr Joan Clos, former mayor of Barcelona, is in the middle of a three-day conference in Prague which – despite feeling bewilderingly large to me – is merely a warm-up act for the really big United Nations summit scheduled to be held in Ecuador's earthquake-hit capital, Quito, in October.

If pressure to succeed is really that high, scheduling a 20-minute lunch period is just treating the symptom.