Sentence examples for schedule knowing from inspiring English sources
The board gave this three-year extension hastily, a year ahead of schedule, knowing that his global strategy was about to fall apart, suggested Mr Wenger.
"It's much better to match people to schedules and structures based on their chronotype than to just force them into a schedule, knowing nothing".
In an interview a few years later, Godard was even more explicit about his search for "the definitive by chance": "As I make low-budget films, I can ask the producer for a five-week schedule, knowing there will be two weeks of actual shooting.
Planning means getting the train schedule, knowing when to leave for the station, and packing what will be needed on the trip.
FIFA, and UEFA, set the tournament schedules knowing that the finals always come after a long, hard 10-month season for those who play in European clubs.
Fox is in the same position as NBC in trying to plan a new schedule without knowing what to put in on Sunday nights at 9. The outcome is truly uncertain.
Some women say the new guidelines will not dissuade them from regular doctor visits, and may in fact make them more willing to schedule appointments, knowing they are less likely to be subjected to a pelvic exam and a Pap smear.
I love waking up in the morning with but a few things on my schedule, yet knowing that by 9 a.m.
My boyfriend's mother was a handful, and every year, just before Christmas, she would schedule a mammogram, knowing she would not get the results until after the holidays.
"You know, I think the withdrawals of some of the guys, a boycott or anything, it's a total schedule plan, them knowing they're not going to be successful here, so why come?" said Patrick Rafter, one of the few classic grass-court players left.
Reasons for dropping out of care included difficulty scheduling appointments and knowing who to see, difficulty establishing relationships with the new team, feeling overwhelmed and lost in the system, and a lack of perceived value of adult care.
