Sentence examples for scheduling late from inspiring English sources

But they don't think twice about scheduling late meetings.

The negotiations involved switching the league's cable TV package from Sunday to Monday nights so NBC could have marquee games for its new "Sunday Night Football" lineup and could take advantage of flexible scheduling late in the season.

The Redskins may pick up more prime-time games due to flex scheduling late in the season.

Keep on schedule -- "Late everyday/everywhere: late to bed; late to get up; late to work and late to finish"?

Of the six preseason games the Knicks will play, this was the one — added to the schedule late — that Anthony looked forward to most.

Last month, stating that he needed to get to Washington to weigh in on the financial bailout package, Mr. McCain begged off a scheduled "Late Show" appearance.

Tournament Schedule Late June is prime time for shark fishing off Long Island, with a handful of tournaments already completed or under way this weekend.

Fearing a repetition of his electoral embarrassment in 1952, General Pérez Jiménez ordered that an election scheduled late in 1957 be replaced by a simple plebiscite on his administration.

If voters notice and care about such things, and if parliamentary elections are held as scheduled late in 1999, the next Duma may well prove more coherent and constructive than its predecessor has been.

Skeptics have zeroed in on other problems during a half-year of production: shoddy shooting schedules, late payments to cast and crew members, and a revolving door of disaffected directors.

Several of those hours were added to the schedule late, when NBC was making a run at nosing out ABC. NBC most pointedly suggested that ABC might be risking overexposure with the series.