Sentence examples similar to set aside these dates from inspiring English sources

The best way to plan a trip to see leaves to view the most vivid changes is to set aside the date first, and then, based on that date, determine where to go.

David Brooks' recent excellent article "The Organization Kid" in the Atlantic Monthly painted a bleak picture of young students at Princeton who worked so hard and had their eyes planted so firmly on the future that they were forced to regularly set aside "phone dates" with their best friends, often during the early hours when their schedules permitted some minor flexibility.

Did it set aside dates for Arabs as well as for Jews, as it claims, and were those allocated fairly?

Rather than calling every day to second-guess yourself and your adviser, set aside dates to sit down and examine your feelings.

Would the N.B.A. be willing to do what FIFA does, set aside dates during the season when clubs must release players for national team games, often requiring brutal travel?

That is on top of the $42.4bn the company has set aside to date on cleanup, claims and fines.

In compiling his survey, Mr. Johnson says he talks to executives across Wall Street, looks at what has been set aside to date for compensation and then makes estimates based on which divisions are doing well and which are not.

The Panyu government set aside a date to listen to petitioners complaint on October 18 , 2010

The latest top-up will mean Trinity Mirror has set aside £52.5m to date to cover costs, which include damages payouts and legal fees.

That's why it's imperative to set aside time to date your spouse and invest in the romantic part of your relationship.

Try and set aside date time at least once a month, even if you're very busy.