Sentence examples for schedule to pull from inspiring English sources

The Broncos are looking at making an against-all-odds playoff run, and they have the soft schedule to pull it off.

In fact, who knows if even one of them will take the time out of his or her busy bloodletting/virgin sacrifice schedule to pull a lever for any candidate, let alone the one true anointed son of the Lord?

"They were scheduled to pull the plug while I was in the air," he told Sports Illustrated.

The 7 03 a.m. train is scheduled to pull into Penn Station 37 minutes later.

But it has concluded that it may take until 2021, when the next election is scheduled, to pull it off.

If Hamid Karzai cannot reach an agreement with America for some troops to stay, then NATO is scheduled to pull out completely by the end of the year.

As you wander around, be on the lookout for the Rail Runner, a gleaming new passenger train scheduled to pull in from Albuquerque at 11 08 a.m.

Poland has said it will bring its 2,600 troops home by 2012 and Canada is scheduled to pull its 2,800 troops out by the end of this year.

Early today, after a 121-mile overnight leg from Tybee Island, Ga., the 16 two-person teams still competing were scheduled to pull in to Isle of Palms, S.C.

The first train on the 36-mile light-rail route from Trenton to Camden was scheduled to pull out at 5 27 a.m.

We fear the Dutch decision could provide cover for wavering politicians elsewhere — Germany, for example, or Canada, which is now scheduled to pull out its troops at the end of 2011.