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Meanings of calendar in English
System of organizing days for social, religious, commercial, or administrative purposes.
Usage of calendar in English
1
By now the year is sixty-five days ahead of the natural calendar.
2
We calculated a corrected-for-lead-time number of observed cases for each calendar year.
3
Icon has changed its financial year to coincide with the calendar year.
4
Without a well-managed calendar, you risk missing important work and nonwork events.
5
This year's calendar includes 14 races in North America, Australia and Europe.
6
One adds another week of work to their work calendar for 2018.
7
It is either new year or another random day in the calendar.
8
Specifically, January 2015 is expected to have a limited new issue calendar.
9
Trump's trip abroad comes at an unusual time given the political calendar.
10
The new calendar was announced, and immediately the extra days were introduced.
11
Some say that it must be achieved in the same calendar year.
12
The Timberwolves finish the calendar year with five games in eight days.
13
Players' reaction: And so concludes an unbeaten calendar year at Lansdowne Road.
14
And if you really need to flip paper pages on your calendar?
15
The National Leagues will be played on a calendar-year basis next year.
16
The French-headquartered group remained positive for the rest of the calendar year.
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