Sentence examples for timetable like this from inspiring English sources

Expect a timetable like this: After 1 -5 years, flight engineers advance according to seniority to first officer.

Timetables like this can often be wrong, of course.

The important thing for Bush at this point was to avoid the word "timetable" like the plague.

And in relation to that, today, the British Foreign Minister, Jack Straw, suggested at the UN that it might be time to look at amending the resolution, perhaps with an eye towards a timetable like that proposed by the Canadians some two weeks ago, that would set a firm deadline to give Saddam Hussein a little bit of time to come clean.

The E3 press conference timetable looks like this Monday June 14 Microsoft – 10am (UK – 6pm) EA – 2pm (UK – 10pm) You'll find the official live stream here.

"If it were like a timetable, like catching a bus, you could plan your developments much better.

The EU reacted by announcing its intention to develop renewable energy sources according to a set timetable with like-minded countries.

What does the timetable for this look like?

Instead of debating emissions targets and timetables like accountants, we need the largest emitters to think like engineers and concentrate on identifying specific technical hurdles and mobilizing the resources to solve them.

His timetable for March 11th goes like this: a morning summit for all 27 EU leaders, enduring the worst sort of footling Brussels misery: a windy address from the boss of the European Parliament, a "family photo" with colleagues, then a working lunch to debate the tumult in north Africa (expect unimportant conclusions about this important subject).

There's no timetable at this stage.