Sentence examples for timetable well from inspiring English sources

"He knows the area, the school and the its timetable well," said Dinapoli.

But with budgets and timetables well beyond earlier estimates, the roof "will no longer open and close," said the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

The minimum timetable is well over three months.

That timetable could well be moved up now.

Every now and then, Netrebko worries about her biological timetable as well as her artistic one.

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Brazil also said it wanted a timetable, as well as ambitious targets, and South Africa, Mexico and other rapidly emerging economies are also understood to be aligned.

Needed from Arafat was tangible evidence of his promises to shut down terrorism on a specific timetable, as well as to revise his "covenant" to destroy Israel by vote of the Palestinian National Council.

Whether HS2 will happen at all is still not 100% certain: for phase one, the required legislation is unlikely to be passed before the next election, and the phase two timetable extends well beyond that.

Stabiner interpreted the Spence family dynamic this way: A teenager who thinks she has a particular talent can be a potent force in a family; if she thinks she has a timetable as well, she can become an emotional blackmailer, accusing anyone who questions her pace of trying to trip her up..

George Mueller, who has died aged 97, was a coolly decisive engineer, scientist and administrator who was given much of the credit for enabling Nasa to meet President John F. Kennedy's manned moon-landing timetable, as well as for initiating the Skylab and space shuttle programmes.