Sentence examples for sort of timetable from inspiring English sources
Now, the Baker-Hamilton report has some sort of timetable.
"That would be a strange sort of timetable," he argued.
When asked about any sort of timetable for his recovery, Lindros said: "All that will come.
He also refrained from discussing five-year plans or any other sort of timetable for a turnaround.
"We aren't in this until Chief Spence eats, we aren't in this until Stephen Harper commits to some sort of timetable.
"Until he's actually examined, we won't know the exact nature of the injury, we won't know the extent of the injury and we won't have any sort of timetable for his return".
"One of our challenges in the dozen days ahead is to find new ways of setting out clearly to people just how the process for further devolution following a no vote would work, how civic society will be engaged, and on what sort of a timetable the new powers will be delivered, whichever of the main parties wins the general election".
With a majority of only four, he was kept busy as a sort of parliamentary timetabler and signalman, but a small majority is velvet to whips.
And I assumed it was some sort of free lesson in the timetable.
"In the next 48 hours or so, we are approaching and meeting with those parties who have already expressed an interest in acquiring the club to understand their timetable and to try to accelerate what would be a normal timetable for this sort of transaction.
