Sentence examples for timetables along from inspiring English sources

People who received invitations to the du Pont- Roosevelt wedding got engraved road maps & timetables along with the bid.

The New Yorker, June 5, 1937 P. 13 People who received invitations to the du Pont- Roosevelt wedding got engraved road maps & timetables along with the bid.

By Romeyn Berry and E. B. White The New Yorker, June 5, 1937 P. 13 People who received invitations to the du Pont- Roosevelt wedding got engraved road maps & timetables along with the bid.

On one level, it's obvious what we still need: more family-friendly political and parliamentary timetables along the model of the Scottish and Welsh parliaments: more power-sharing between the sexes at the top (perhaps by decree, as Harman tried and failed to introduce when she first won the deputy leadership): even more women standing for parliament.

China is also resisting a timetable, along with allies in the "like-minded group" – countries ranging from Saudi Arabia to Venezuela that have a history of obstructing the talks.

Rather than accept defeat, Potter remortgaged his house and formed a new company, European Rail Timetable Limited, before approaching Thomas Cook to buy the rights to the timetable, along with the licence to the computer software used to produce them.

Figure 4 provides an example of the methodology where a given timetable along a corridor with quadruple tracks (Scenario a) is first modified by compressing the timetable (Scenario b) and then further improved by optimizing the order of trains (Scenario c).

Speaking of the evils of slavery in the abstract, instantly abolishing the institution in places with minuscule numbers of blacks, and enacting gradual emancipation plans along timetables suiting the needs of whites, kept the notion of white supremacy firmly in place.

Toxicology reports were sent to the Kennel Club last Saturday along with a timetable of Jagger's exact movements, the dog's owners said.

First, different brain regions and systems mature along different timetables.

Despite furious opposition from Zanu-PF's leaders, who claimed that it was all a Western-backed plot to rig the elections and impose "regime change", the negotiators have been told to draw up a final road map, along with timetables, ready for adoption at SADC's next summit, in August.It is far from certain that Mr Mugabe will ever accept such a document, let alone stick to its conditions.