Sentence examples for timetable off from inspiring English sources

(Ovations could throw the timetable off substantially).

That resonates with the feeling on the ground following eight days of bloodshed that have so far failed to bring down military rule, or indeed knock the four-month election timetable off course.

Crittendon acknowledged that his timetable must be off, but could provide no evidence to support his memory of the vivid exchange.

Train scheduling is inherently a multi-objective decision problem since an effective timetable should trade off the benefit of railway companies against the benefit of passengers.

BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said: "The details of this latest timetable for paying off the deficit may elude most voters, but what is clear is that both main parties know that destroying the other's credibility on the deficit is key to winning the argument on the economy".

Both have timetables for paying off the national debt (by 2013, suggests Mr Clinton; 2015, says Dennis Hastert, the Republican speaker of the House).

"Did it throw us off our timetable?

Our PHSE has been taken off the timetable in terms of having a regular weekly or two-weekly slot.

Among other things, the agreement sets out a transition timetable that could put off the election of the next Egyptian president until 2013 or later.

Though copied off a timetable from years ago, the handwritten entries beneath each heading date from a 1984 renovation, Ms. Anders said.

But the struggle by the Appropriations Committee to identify additional cuts could throw off the timetable, delaying a vote and pushing a showdown with the Senate closer to the March 4 expiration of the current spending law.