Sentence examples for timeline come from inspiring English sources
"Developers with a five-year timeline come in, throw up some buildings, then get out.
The train tracks were much closer, and when a train came by — about every hour — it was like a technology timeline come to life: the railroads overtook the canal as a passenger route after the 1840s, and the Interstate overtook the canal as a commercial cargo route in the late 1950s.
The intelligence committee's timeline comes a day after the Senate armed services committee released an exhaustive report detailing direct links between the harsh interrogation programme of the CIA and abuses of prisoners at the US prison at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba, in Afghanistan and at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison.
That's where Timeline comes in.
Timeline comes with the "Recent Activity" box that calls out the apps you use, helping them grow and attracting developers to Facebook's platform.
(Angelo Merendino / Getty Images; Colleen Hayes / NBC; David Levenson / Getty Images Johan Perssonn) Timeline: Coming up in 2015 The Times staff look at the year ahead in movies, TV, video games, theater, art, architecture, classical music, pop music and books.
At one point in the documentary, Ken Kratz, the prosecutor in the Halbach murder case, describes a supposed timeline of the murder in upsetting detail, and it's implied that much of the information in that timeline came from Dassey's detailed account.
One clue to a timeline could come from his fellow receiver Sidney Rice, who had hip surgery in August 2010 and then returned to action in Week 11 after missing the first two and a half months of the season.
The new Timeline notebooks come in a variety of colors (depending on the model), including Diamond Black, Sapphire Blue, Brushed Aluminum and the new Espresso.
It seems like Siegler's move might be a little bit longer than expected — he doesn't have any fixed timeline to come back to the U.S. "I think it's sort of an open-ended question, it's up to me, it's up to the team here.
