Sentence examples for timelines from from inspiring English sources

But for bank employees in other divisions who hoped to promote the I.P.O. on their Facebook timelines from their work computers, a trip to Starbucks might be necessary.

Offerings include e-mail updates (so far, more than 7,800 people have signed up for them), foliage timelines from previous years (to better help with peak predictions) and a "Live Help" feature to aid in planning.

Councilwoman Linda Koop made a motion to remove timelines from the plan after controversy arose over some of its specifics and the amount of public comment that went into drafting them.

Write a Biographical Essay: Students can choose one of four interactive timelines from The New York Times that describe the candidates' life stories: They might then use a planning document from Read Write Think to write a short biographical essay.

Days of Future Past will merge the two timelines from the original trilogy and Matthew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class, creating one of the greatest blockbuster casts in recent years in the process (Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Ellen Page, Jennifer Lawrence, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Game Of Thrones' Peter Dinklage).

This chart, based on recession timelines from the National Bureau of Economic Research, shows the enactment of stimulus plans is a fairly accurate indicator that we have hit the bottom of the business cycle, meaning the economy will improve even if the government does nothing.

It's like a 3D timeline, from inspiration to success.

Dismiss the 3.7bn year timeline "from bacteria to mammals" [pdf].

Randall's book covers a long timeline, from slave songs through the nineteen-sixties.

"The exhibition will locate Durham Cathedral in an unbroken timeline from the 9th century to the present day," said Tremlett.

Renzi said a "clear timeline" from the UK was necessary for those countries who remain in the trading bloc.