Sentence examples for whose schedule is from inspiring English sources

Enter the rebellious brother-in-law (Manolo Cardona), a smoldering artist whose schedule is less regimented.

For MTV, whose schedule is thick with dating and reality shows like "The Hills," the awards show also coincides with an effort to raise its stature as a music tastemaker.

People whose schedule is so taken up with working for charities that they wouldn't even be able to take several months of the year off to make multimillion dollar movies.

A 21st-century traveler whose schedule is fixed by the tyranny of airline reservations may be tempted to pick up the pace (certainly a possibility if you've rented a car), but accident and adventure, the kind of chance encounter that loitering invites, are just as important, in the search for the essence of a place, as methodical contemplation.

The Bulldogs (7-1) stouggled to a 16-13 victory at home over Alabama-Birmingham (3-5) and remained No. 4. U.S.C.'s strength of schedule, currently No. 29, will get a boost Saturday when the Trojans play host to No. 6 Washington State, whose schedule is currently ranked 76th.

"The final conclusion I came to was that last year was just a mechanical year and it had built up over time," said Lester, whose schedule was pushed back a day so he could open the Yankees series.

On a lower floor, the bench press competition took place next to the karate tournament, whose schedule was being handled partly by Michele and Teresa Frizziola, identical twins who are black-belt karate competitors and New York City police officers.

CBS, whose schedule was in repeat following "Jericho," edged out ABC for second place in total viewers for the night, but ABC finished ahead among adults 18 to 49. ABC's "Lost" once again led the 10 p.m. hour (11.7 million) despite earning below-average ratings.

Zemeckis quickly replaced Stoltz with Fox whose schedule was now more open with the return of Meredith Baxter.

While the ships were being loaded in Nome, some of the scientists pressed for a meeting with the leader to clarify plans, particularly with regard to the Northern Party whose schedule was vague.

For 50 years, DuMont was the only major broadcast television network to cease operations, until CBS Corporation and Time Warner shut down two other struggling networks, UPN and The WB, in September 2006 to create The CW Television Network – whose schedule was originally composed largely of programs from both of its predecessor networks.