Sentence examples for think schedule from inspiring English sources

"I think schedule hasn't been quite right.

"I think scheduling is a big issue," Kenny Mossman, Oklahoma's sports information director, said yesterday.

"I think scheduling this hearing will make it clear this is an issue this committee takes seriously and is focused on.

(FG 3) Some teachers thought that effective preparation could be promoted by scheduling preparation time for students, but other participants disagreed: "I think scheduling preparation time is childish and not appropriate in an academic environment.

Brian Billick, the former Ravens coach who analyzes games for Fox, said he thought scheduling might be a factor.

Nobody thinks scheduling matches is easy, but the ECB might have chosen a better week than the one between the opening of the Premier League and the closing of the Olympics to stage crucial matches in all three domestic competitions – but they didn't.

I think the schedule is very tough.

"I don't think the schedule is fair," he said.

"I don't think the schedule was a problem," Federer said.

"Honestly," he says, "it's going to be difficult to maintain quality but I don't think that schedule equals the death of movies.

"I think the schedule definitely needs to be looked at," insisted Radford.