Sentence examples for the timetables of from inspiring English sources

True, novelists avoid the timetables of office work and can cultivate eccentric habits.

The rhythm of the day is dictated by the timetables of small ferries that join the islands, and these in turn are dictated by the tides.

The timetables of 24 trains will be altered by 5 to 18 minutes, and the other 135 will have changes of under 5 minutes.

Things weren't going especially well — after a promising first season, Louboutin, naïve about the timetables of manufacturing and delivery, had not got his second collection of shoes into the store until weeks too late.

Why should there be this weird double standard around gay celebrity?" I asked Mr. Denton, who took his own time coming out, why he was interested in changing the timetables of others.

Still an open question are the timetables of the world's three other major polluters: India, which accounts for about 7percentt of emissions, Russia, which produces about 5percentt, and Japan, which produces about 3percentt.

It accelerates the timetable of decay.

A spokesman for the I.P.C.C. declined to elaborate on the timetable of the investigation.

Get the timetable of events and see what you fancy going to.

The timetable of consultations, votes, legal challenges and delays for more than a decade is dizzying.

Supranowitz said James did not plan to change the timetable of his knee surgery.