Sentence examples for schedule longer from inspiring English sources

I'm a freelancer and work from home, so I could schedule longer midweek runs, which can come in at 12 miles — as well as naps — during the day.

But sales proved surprisingly strong in the spring as lower interest rates helped auto sales, and automakers began to schedule longer hours at factories again.

Those dips corresponded to the morning coffee break and lunchtime and show us that we need to schedule longer breaks in the afternoon next year (although we knew that already) as there are only a short dips as people moved between the main sessions of the afternoon.

The union's departing chairman, Klaus Zwickel, accused Mr. Peters of deceiving the executive board by scheduling longer strikes that were calculated to disrupt assembly lines in western Germany.

It did not seem coincidental to the sense of things slowing down that some galleries were scheduling longer and therefore fewer shows, mounting only two this fall instead of the usual three or even four.

While many parents support the enforced lunch policy, students complained that it could result in confusing schedules, longer lines in the cafeteria, less time for after-school clubs, and more homework because classes will meet fewer times.

The private school schedule is longer, usually, than public school.

Open daily 9 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. until June 1 when it shifts to its summer schedule with longer hours.

(Tickets for the festival were still reasonable: $65 for the shorter, seven-act Friday schedule, $85 for longer bills on Saturday and Sunday).

The New York show season has a schedule larger, longer and more complex than in any other fashion city, and its designers have absorbed the message: Runways are for performing artists, and clothes need to dress the part.

Even though there are frustrations with the system, even though the members are not happy because the cost has gone up and the schedule is longer than they want, everyone is committed to it".