Sentence examples for works slated from inspiring English sources
"We've been told that a capital renewal project is in the works slated for spring or summer next year," said Burak Karacam, managing owner of the Pera Turkish Taco truck.
A calendar for booking room views and a reviews system is also in the works, slated for launch within two months, according to Pierre.
We already know that Fujitsu has something (probably the Toshiba-Fujitsu IS12T) in the works slated for a September launch, and towards the end of June we got a quick peek at Nokia's first Mango smartphone, the so-called "Sea Ray".
Unsurprisingly, a sequel is in the works, slated for July 1 , 2016
And now the celebrated screenwriter Linda Yellen has completed a wonderful historic bit of work slated for movie production.
This cross-generational appeal has proven a linchpin to the book's success -- so much so that a second "Adventures" book, Grand Central Escapades, is in the works and slated for a November release.
Syracuse University is now organizing a 40 year retrospective of Witkin's work, tentatively slated to open in 2012.
Nitsch's work is slated to run in June as part of the Museum of Old and New Art's Dark Mofo festival in Tasmania, but a petition by Animal Liberation Tasmania is calling on the Hobart city council to ban the literal blood bath. .
According to a presentation that leadership made to staff in late September and obtained by The Huffington Post, it appears likely that the now-separate social development work is slated to be folded into other areas.
The House working group slated with recommending a solution to the border crisis released a statement on Wednesday saying any efforts "will require a revision" of the 2008 law.
£10 for 10pm until midnight, additional £18 for overnight, booking essential on 02392 598838; bring your own sleeping bag/mattress and food and drink, butserancientfarm.co.uk The activity centre, which features two via ferrata routes and a cable bridge at this working slate mine in the Lake District, is opening overnight for the first time of the evening of 20 June.
