Sentence examples for schedule means from inspiring English sources

Surgery and a rehabilitation schedule means she will not be able to ski again this season.

That schedule means Das would make his ruling in mid-January at the earliest.

On Afghanistan: "(T o say we're ending our war on schedule means we're not fighting our war to win".

The vagaries of the county schedule means he will not have another opportunity to play first-class cricket.

The new playoff schedule means there will be a 41-day period between when the bracket was announced on Monday and the April 7 title game.

Living in a cabin in the woods with three boys, two cats and a flexible schedule means every day is different.

The new schedule meant more changes.

That schedule meant a brutal extra workload for everybody involved, especially Gore himself.

That schedule meant division races would be decided more by interdivision games than by intradivision games.

Dr. Crofford explained that her rewarding but grueling schedule meant that marriage remained something far off.

It is reasonable to assume that, had the schedule meant the Tests came later, England would have prevailed.