Sentence examples for timetable last from inspiring English sources

But Microsoft lawyers made clear when Judge Jackson proposed his fast-track timetable last month that the company could not agree until it had seen the government plan.

As my mentor handed over my teaching timetable last October, I bid my comfort zone goodbye and only since I've finished the course have I been reunited with it.

| Oct. 30 at 4 and 8 30: "Train Without a Timetable" (1959, Vejlko Bulajić).

The Fed is unlikely to announce a new timetable this week, analysts said.

A GTR spokesman said: "We will be confirming details of a temporary timetable later this week.

A GTR spokesman said: "We will be confirming details of a temporary timetable tomorrow.

Asked if he knew how long Mutombo would be out, Scott said: "I know the timetable, 12 to 16 weeks.

Mrs. Clinton was on a tight timetable today, and she and her new colleagues frequently fell behind schedule.

I can't give you a precise timetable today because in some parts it's out of our hands".

The national timetable this year "has been really tight for a true turnaround," said Robin Lake, a University of Washington researcher who studies school overhauls.

The German newspaper Handelsblatt, meanwhile, suggested that the commission might not even stick to its timetable this week due to ongoing rows over how to treat the French budget.