Sentence examples for timetable includes from inspiring English sources

The packed timetable includes circuit training, boxing, assault courses and Ironman drills – and to ease aching muscles, there's a mandatory daily soak in cold water.

Every week at Claremont school in Bristol the timetable includes at least one school outing, which can be anything from a trip to the local shops or taking a group of children on a visit to the nearby ice-rink.

The new timetable includes hundreds of changes, all designed to improve performance across the whole of the Southern network.

Backers of this timetable included retired Lt. Gen. Douglas E. Lute, the president's senior adviser on Afghanistan.

But numerous outstanding differences in the bills could pose obstacles to that timetable, including an emotionally charged dispute over provisions related to the insurance coverage of abortions.

Mr. Arafat vowed to adhere to the original timetable, including the presentation to the C.I.A. today of a plan for seizing illegal weapons and arresting terrorism suspects.

Mr. Negroponte said the timetable included submission of a new version of the resolution, the fourth in two weeks, to the Council on Monday.

The putative timetable included in the official synopsis leave London at 7.06, for example, and you reach Liverpool at 8.29 sits uncomfortably alongside the admission that "At this stage of the study no lines have been drawn on a map".

Other landmarks on its September Open Days timetable include Leith Hill, Surrey – the childhood home of composer Vaughan Williams -, Blickling Estate in Norfolk,  Corfe Castle in Dorset, and other houses of cultural importance that are wildly different from the Big Brother house.

The work and pensions secretary, Ian Duncan Smith, has announced that the timetable included in the bill currently going through parliament will be changed, with the rise in the state pension age to 66 delayed until October 2020.

The current language says the Accepted Author Manuscript or the Version of Record (AAM or VOR) must be available on a certain timetable, "including the early view version". This language could be interpreted to mean that authors must always deposit a preprint, even when they are also depositing the AAM or VOR.