Sentence examples for to calendar from inspiring English sources
noun
Any system by which time is divided into days, weeks, months, and years.
- We currently use the Gregorian calendar.
Now, write an Op-Ed piece proposing your own solution to calendar confusion.
As soon as this became apparent easyJet removed the 'add to calendar' function.
All the dates here are based on radiocarbon calculations adjusted to calendar years.
"But these are very different women to Calendar Girls: very different characters and a very different story".
Apple disagreed, saying the firm was trying to claim ownership of everything from emoji to calendar invitations.
Though it has been waiting for Senator Harry Reid to calendar it for a year now, the bill doesn't rate a mention in your editorial.
We therefore refer to calendar time.
Participants were specifically asked about ED characteristics with reference to calendar year 2007.
ED staff members were asked about ED characteristics with reference to calendar year 2007.
ED staff were asked about ED characteristics with reference to calendar year 2011.
Participants were specifically asked in 2012 about ED characteristics with reference to calendar year 2011.
