Sentence examples for the timetabling from inspiring English sources
noun
A structured schedule of events with the times at which they occur, especially times of arrivals and departures
- The timetable has been changed several times since it was first announced.
The London Transport Museum recently hosted an event for high school students to spend time with the timetabling department.
"The devil will be in the details," Pendergrass added, saying he was awaiting further information on the timetabling of programmes available to inmates housed in the ESH.
The timetabling now promised by Lord Chilcot for his committee's farcically late Iraq report, along with the migration crisis and EU referendum, offer rich pickings for new debates.
More parents than ever are also separated, and if both want to holiday with their kids the timetabling gets more complicated.
"JCQ and the qualifications regulator Ofqual have previously met with Muslim groups to discuss the timetabling of examinations in light of Ramadan moving into the examination period".
We have previously called for the £5,000 deposit to be reviewed, and there should also be more consideration given to the timetabling of by-elections.
The timetable is damning.
He looked at the timetable.
But the timetable is unrealistic.
