Sentence examples for timetable where from inspiring English sources

But it's largely games coming out later this year and beyond a timetable where it's less troublesome for developers to add support.

" We try to have routines, to get finished with the morning care and all that, that's what rules the work (Participant 3)." The routines function as a timetable, where specific tasks should be done at particular times.

But I was instead met with new hierarchies, isolating social environments, and irregular timetables where lasting bonds with other students who shared similar hobbies, emotional landscapes and life interests seemed to be fleeting.

As far as full swings and that timetable of where I'm playing, I don't know.

Detective Ridge can be heard leading Jessie into a more consequential timetable, one where he helped Echols and Baldwin commit capitol murder.

Cable told the Sunday Telegraph: "I don't think it would be sensible for the government to set a rigid timetable, but given where we start from I think it is pretty unrealistic to think of RBS going back into private ownership this parliament or probably within five years".

Reports found music lessons had been removed from the timetable at Nansen, where Muslim pupils exhibited "limited knowledge" of other religions.

I manage the logistical side of things – sorting out the timetable so everyone knows where and when the races are, booking accommodation for the team, looking after hospitality and ensuring everything runs smoothly.

After the formation of a transitional government, he said, there should be a timetable for a transformation where "any Syrian can run the country based on the support of the Syrian people".

There comes a point where our timetable is going to force us to say, 'You need to respond or we'll move on.' " Billick said he would not like to see the Ravens' involvement drag on past the weekend if the Jets do not indicate interest in working toward a deal.

Mr Silk and his colleagues have laid out a timetable to move from where we are now to tax-varying powers by 2020 - if it is backed by the Welsh people in a referendum.