Sentence examples for the calendars from inspiring English sources
noun
Any system by which time is divided into days, weeks, months, and years.
- We currently use the Gregorian calendar.
But we can still hold firm against the calendars.
The calendars, he said, "questioned the sovereignty of Pakistan".
But no such briefings appear on the calendars released Wednesday.
That the timing, the calendars, are changing a lot".
Catch-ups, kick-offs and reviews litter the calendars of most professionals.
But will this stuff really replace the calendars with alluring young women?
I immediately thought of the calendars I have been keeping since my children were born.
And many don't bother to keep the calendars on their listing pages up to date.
I read with interest Anthony Tommasini's article "The Calendars Never Lie" [March 30].
Referring to the calendars, Mr. Hayat said, "They cannot be ignored".
From kaffeeklatsches to cocktail parties, dozens of fund-raisers filled the calendars of Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
