Phrases with «full schedule»

The phrase "full schedule" means to have all or most of your time planned with different activities or tasks, so you don't have much free time. Full definition

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Sentences with «full schedule»

  • It's especially valuable as the kids get older with full schedules of their own. (heligirl.com)
  • However, it opens up new opportunities for students with full schedules to get their work accomplished by the due dates and help them to pass classes. (huffingtonpost.com)
  • See full schedule for more details and public shopping times. (terrellfamilyfun.com)
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