Sentence examples for timetable makes from inspiring English sources

The shortened timetable makes it impossible.

But the broad scope of the plan, with measures range from scaling back the state to accelerating privatizations to loosening labor laws, as well as its rigidly drawn timetable, makes its passage in Parliament an uphill battle.

Rhodes Cook argues that the elongation of this year's primary timetable makes it theoretically possible for a new presidential candidate to enter late - in early February, say - and still collect enough delegates to win.

Nonetheless, The Fifth is so diverting that we didn't mind, but if you are on a timetable, make sure you speak up at the outset.

The same is true of "Top of the Lake," which preserves some enigmas, hirsute and otherwise, and surrenders others on its own timetable, making you wait and making you work.

Some like ESPN and DirecTV did it quicker than others, but most had a conversion timetable made up years in advance.

Get yourself a timetable made so that you can work with breaks and time slots.

Make a timetable: Make a timetable based on the outline of your dissertation and follow it diligently.

When checking your timetable, make sure you have all the things you need for that lesson (for example, if you have photography, make sure you have packed your camera, photo paper, etc). it is always a good idea to try to have all your textbook for each class with you on the first day of school, however most professors are nice enough the first 2 weeks and will give you the necessary book.

Mets third baseman David Wright says he will not be allowed to start rehabilitation from neck surgery until mid-September, a timetable that makes it unlikely he will play again this season. .

Alderson did not give a timetable for making his recommendation to Commissioner Bud Selig, who will make the decision.