Sentence examples for schedule feels from inspiring English sources

For them, the final voting schedule feels like a well-worn glove.

Their schedule feels brutal, the rat-a-tat of fixtures relentless.

This is because autistic people can be easily startled by unknown stimuli, and the certainty of a schedule feels more comfortable.

Unlike the Ravens, expectations are low, so 10 wins against a patisserie schedule felt like a season-long party in Kansas City.

In truth the schedule felt a bit thin at times but UKA must stand a good chance of tempting many of the crowd back.

The series, which streams on Amazon, had the bad fortune to emerge when the TV schedule felt overstocked with "traumedies," of varying quality, many of them about standup comics.

Those who adhered to the schedule felt they had not been given a good reason why they needed to screen again; they just did it routinely as part of the care package.

Even if the booking and scheduling feels patchy – Basement Jaxx, Example and Plan B seem a relatively austere triptych of headliners for a festival that in 2007 secured Daft Punk – Rockness grows ever more user-friendly for layout, facilities and food and drink.

When you look at the new fall schedule, it feels a little bit like looking at a dog-eared TV Guide from decades ago.

With the Jubilee-tastic scheduling, it feels as if television was invented for the sole purpose of allowing anyone and everyone to sing the praises of Her Majesty, Ma'am, Mummy (depending on who happens to be holding the eulogising stick).

As a result of my new work schedule, I feel more connected to the members of the group I lead.