Sentence examples for schedule splits from inspiring English sources

To make a long story short, she ended up being my Christmas present and due to my work schedule, splits her time between our two houses (which the vet advised is okay because she is comfortable with both of us).

Tanned and looking at least a decade younger than his 65 years, Sorrell still keeps to a punishing schedule, splitting his time between London and New York.

"If she's happy to find something that works for her and Andy feels it's a good schedule split between the two of us then that's great.

This includes evenings, nights, rotating shifts (alternating between day, evening, or night shifts but on a fixed schedule), split shifts, irregular hours and regular weekend work.

Ten singles matches are scheduled, split among four women's quarterfinal contests and six men's singles matches.

I once defended a night club whose exotic dancers controlled their own schedules, split tips with the house, "rented" stage time, and supplied their own outfits and "paraphernalia".

The PREESM scheduler splits these functionalities into three submodules [4] which share minimal interfaces: the task scheduling, the edge scheduling, and the Architecture Benchmark Computer (ABC) submodules.

"I learn so much... LA is so much on schedule, and splits in the budget and all that shit, and you lose the energy.

In his last years, Cooke's frenetic touring schedule was split into two: he could wow the white people at the Copa in mid-town Manhattan with a sleek set that included "Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey" and "Tennessee Waltz", then deliver a hard-rocking, blues-drenched performance in Harlem a few weeks later.

Also, it may be easier for your schedule to split the reading and the writing tasks rather than trying to block out an extended period of time to accomplish both.

The schedule is split into four differently themed nights, the first being "Benghazi night," the second focused on the economy and the last two still undetermined, reported the New York Times.