Sentence examples for timetable which from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration timetable, which has some wiggle room, is 2011.

Southern trains has also ammended its timetable, which can be found here.

The current system is built on an outdated timetable which assumes paper-based returns.

"The army is determined to hold this referendum on a timetable which practically everyone except the Muslim Brotherhood opposes".

That would have made the current timetable, which calls for an election in April, nearly impossible to meet.

True - but as an airline, you could design a timetable which doesn't disintegrate whenever there's a thunderstorm.

This year sees the introduction of a new timetable, which radically disturbs the traditional arrangement for examinations.

To complicate things, the school runs a fortnightly timetable, which leads to some funny hours for both of us.

Girardi also indicated that Pettitte would be able to continue on his previous timetable, which would suggest Pettitte could return by September.

The agreed new date for completion of the review point one process now better reflects the project's overall timetable, which remains unchanged".

It is the first time the G-20 has set dates for deficit reduction, but the timetable, which is not binding, will probably not require new policy actions.