Sentence examples for timetable early from inspiring English sources

Born in London into a merchant family, Turner adhered to a standard upper-middle-class Victorian timetable: early schooling, apprenticeship in the family candle-and-soap business, a continental Grand Tour, a late-ish marriage to a younger woman, Agnes Chamberlain -- she was 19, he was 32 -- followed by the birth of eight children.

It now promises to speed up legislation previously planned for 2002 to meet the timetable for early membership.

"The priority now is to set a clear timetable for early elections and establish as soon as possible a fully functioning government with democratic legitimacy," the EU said in a statement.

Updated at 3.57pm BST 3.27pm BST Tamarod The popular Tamarod campaign, which organised a widely signed petition calling for Morsi to resign, has revealed it was not consulted on the new constitution or timetable for early elections, the Egypt Independent reports.

In exchange, the Brotherhood won an agreement to let parliamentary elections proceed on Monday while moving up the presidential vote to June from 2013, an early timetable allowing the Brotherhood to capitalize on its vast lead in organization.

Mr. Lott said yesterday that he agreed to an early timetable after Mr. McCain said the Senate could go first on President Bush's education package and possibly on a budget resolution.

Fox, who annoyed Downing Street in May by likening Afghanistan to a "broken 13th century country", made no mention of the prime minister's withdrawal timetable in an early draft of a speech to the rightwing Heritage Foundation in Washington.

Under prodding from the Egyptians President Hosni Mubarak is seeing Mr Bush this weekend the Americans are contemplating calling for a regional peace conference this summer to lay down a timetable for an early declaration of Palestinian statehood, followed by "final" negotiations on what that state should be.

"For that reason we want to add a few more minutes into the timetable on those early morning services".

In the 1969 timetable there were early morning trains between Aberdeen and Inverurie, and five services a day between Aberdeen to Inverness, supplemented by two Aberdeen to Elgin services that by the late 1970s were running through to Inverness.

He held to his earlier timetable in saying he would decide "in the fall" on his choice to succeed Ben S. Bernanke as chairman of the Fed — ending any speculation that he might announce his choice while he is on Martha's Vineyard, as he did in 2009 when he went before cameras with Mr. Bernanke to say that he wanted the Fed chairman, a Bush appointee, to serve another term.