Sentence examples for timetables from inspiring English sources

Nothing was making sense and she was unable to navigate the new timetables designed by the court that stipulated where she should be, at what time, on which day.

The relevant authorities claim that space is inevitably limited, and outmoded guide books and old railway timetables can be safely thrown away – though what is binned usually goes much further.

A 30 April deadline to convert $4.7bn in pledged assistance into specific payment timetables has been missed.

The two companies announced a codesharing agreement on more than 100 routes as the start of a proposed joint venture that will, with competition clearance from US authorities, be fully realised in early 2014 and allow them to coordinate timetables to maximise profits.

There are no timetables, reservations or 12-hour layovers in an airport hotel.

New students – both undergrad and postgrad – at Oxford and Cambridge are coming to terms with a controversial inclusion in their timetables: sexual consent workshops have been added to induction programmes, nestled between fire safety talks and library tours at about half of all Oxbridge colleges.

But Stern, while rejecting the rigid approach that defined the Kyoto protocol, whereby countries set out firm targets and timetables on emissions but some never met them, had strong words on the need for a global agreement to guide and spur action on carbon.