Sentence examples for usual timetable from inspiring English sources

The French in Yohji Yamamoto, who has spent 20 years musing under this city's exquisite bell jar, came out last night in a beautiful ready-to-wear collection for spring, shown three months ahead of the usual timetable.

The broadcasters — ABC, CBS, CW, Fox and NBC — plan to follow their usual timetable and will make their presentations in mid-May; thes year, the dates are May 17 to May 20.

The site, called Europe by Eurostar, offers the usual timetable and ticket booking options, but adds a layer of art, food, fashion and music listings available via the rail service, mostly focusing on hidden gems instead of the usual tourist spots.

A usual timetable by age looks something like this (see Warnings): Be careful if you do a scary house.

He said passengers would still be able to claim compensation for slower journeys, based on the usual train timetable.

Bryant said earlier in August that he has "shattered" the usual recovery timetable for this kind of injury.

Mr. Sadr, in a speech delivered at Friday sermons in the southern city of Kufa, did not mention the boycott threat, but did repeat his usual demand of a timetable for withdrawal from the Americans.

Participants speak and write what they feel; they are taken outside the usual milieu of teachers, timetables and learning objectives, working alongside professional artists.

This is likely to be attributable to intervention delivery via a school setting and how SFS was accommodated within the school timetable, often a substitute for usual PE lessons and thus participation was compulsory.

That statement came with the usual catch, though: no roof until the technology supports it, and thus no timetable as to when it might be built.

A four-month timetable for returning to elite competition after childbirth is far more compressed than usual but not without precedent.