Sentence examples for timetables changed from inspiring English sources
It started on, when the line between Kerava and Lahti was officially opened and timetables changed to take the full potential of the Sm3 into account.
But his timetable changed in his senior year when he visited his parents at home and saw something new to him.
He did not say whether that timetable had changed.
"If there will be losses and haircuts in 2013, there is a legitimate question: might this timetable be changed?" Mr. El-Erian said.
This is why even the poll-driven Mrs. Clinton, who has been the most cautious and ambiguous of the Democratic candidates about a withdrawal timetable, dramatically changed course to expedite her Iraq exit strategy in Tuesday night's debate.
The old calendar gave too much prominence to the lily-white states of Iowa and New Hampshire, the argument goes; front-loading will give more prominence to racially diverse states such as New York and California.The shorter timetable has changed the dynamics of the race in all sorts of dramatic ways.
However, with the advent of climate change, climatic conditions and seasonal timetables will change in ways that affect food yields.
Passengers were not pleased by the timetable changes.
"Students with caring responsibilities can find late availability of timetables and timetable changes challenging.
The i covers the "Meltdown on the railways" after timetable changes triggered chaos.
My managers are very accommodating and don't mind rearranging my shifts when my timetable changes.
