Sentence examples for timetable's from inspiring English sources

And because the timetable's a bit obscure, too, there's the extra complication that MPs eyeing a deputy speakership, or deputy leadership, but who might fancy a select committee chair as a fallback, find themselves in a slightly awkward spot.

GETTING AROUND Trains and bus schedules are listed on the Czech national timetable's Web site (www.idos.cz).

"I think the timetable's really convenient," says Sophia Vuksanovic, 17, who is studying art, English literature, history and religious studies.

In our shambolic household, the timetable's been shredded; supper is a moveable feast and we argue, hug and read books at bedtime, and talk about the day.

That is still being negotiated, and after long delays, the timetable's slipping again.

But apart from that my timetable's free.

This is not an Israel that is ready to hurry to peace, not an Israel on Obama's timetable, or the Quartet's, or Fayyad's.

Stretching the timetable, Tartt's new book, The Goldfinch, will arrive this October.

"We need to stick to the timetable," Spain's economy minister, Luis de Guindos, told reporters on Saturday.

"We need to stick to the timetable," Spain's economy minister, Luis de Guindos, insisted to reporters on Saturday.

"She'll be released according to the division's timetable, not her lawyer's timetable," said Thomas P. Grant, a spokesman for the New York State Division of Parole.