back scheduling造句

• All three backs scheduled to be showcased-- a trio of sophomores-- were tailback types.
• That loss was understandably blamed on a back-to-back schedule complicated by travel problems in Vancouver.
• There are no major competitions until January, so they'll keep the pared-back schedule until December.
• This was the only game on the first-day-back schedule.
• Rodney Hampton of the Giants is the best available back scheduled to become a free agent.
• ATLANTA-As big airlines struggle with pared back schedules, AirTran Airways is sticking with its ambitious growth plans.
• The American airline industry has lost 100, 000 jobs in recent weeks, cut back schedules 20 percent.
• _White House cuts back scheduled presidential trip to Asia in October to keep President Bush close to home.
• American, Continental, Delta, Northwest and United have scaled back schedules by 20 percent in an effort to remain solvent.
• A scaled-back schedule remains an option for the rest of 1996, if not the remainder of his competitive career.
• The postponement pushed back scheduled run times by more than two hours and angered some, whose times were later scrapped.
• Then on Friday he put in orders for a scaled-back schedule in the city while increasing his ads in upstate markets.
• _White House cuts back scheduled presidential trip to Asia in October to keep President George W . Bush close to home.
• The Club Med on Bora Bora is one of the organization's smallest and quietest, with a couples-only stipulation and a laid-back schedule of activities.
• In late June 2008, the Prime Minister, Xanana Gusm鉶, introduced a proposed gun law to Parliament for " urgent debate ", pushing back scheduled budgetary discussions.
• Airlines were grounded for several days and have since had to cut back schedules by 20 percent or more because of the declining number of air travelers.
• "I'm 54 and can still play, but it takes a lot of energy to do this kind of high-energy show, " he says, explaining his scaled-back schedule.
• Having cut costs, pared back schedules and laid off many employees, some of Europe's largest airlines are starting to post fatter-than-expected profits, even as air travel remains weak.
• Despite modest accomplishments in his short Busch stint, he caught Evernham's eye and the owner made him the heir apparent to replace Elliott, who went to a scaled-back schedule this season.
• India's back-to-back scheduling of international tours means its national team will be on the road for one year before going into the World Cup in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya in February-March next year.