Sentence examples for timetable sharing from inspiring English sources
"The fundamental problem is that you have people who are on holiday and on that timetable sharing a building with people who have to get up and work each morning," says Nando Prieto, a campaigner who explains he was motivated to take action after several flats in his building began to be rented out to groups of holidaymakers.
In a recent speech, Hinds said he was promoting the use of jobsharing to an audience of school leaders, only to be met with laughter from some, who told him complex lesson timetabling made job sharing unlikely.
Heading in for an early editing shift I used to sit with the cleaners and sandwich-makers on the last night bus before early-morning timetables had even started, sharing seats with saucer-eyed clubbers wringing the last kicks from the night before.
Ask the family to plan a shared timetable together in which one car trip can manage a whole lot of errands, drop-offs, and pick-ups at the one time rather than taking the car back and forth.
The report says that Faraday still intends to create a larger facility, but that it will do so later instead of initially, and it has no specific timetable to share in terms of achieving the expansion.
The max-plus model includes train interdependencies resulting from the timetable, logistics, and the shared infrastructure.
However, though we share the timetable, we have a profoundly different approach to how we would get there during the next parliament.
The White House press secretary said Monday that the Obama administration was "anxious" to see the plans, but shared no timetable on when the president's task force would comment.
There is no definite timetable for learning to share.
Instead, take on a half- or a quarter-plot, and consider sharing with a friend or relative, particularly one with different abilities and a different timetable.
I do not share your leisurely timetable or faith that our system is as healthy as it has to be for your model of restoration to work.
