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  • noun Plural form of calendar.
  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of calendar.

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Examples

  • We women seem to have plenty of time for doing things for others, but putting fun into our Blackberry or iPhone calendars is frequently a stumbling block.

    Lorraine Roe: Moms Just Want to Have Fun Lorraine Roe 2010

  • We women seem to have plenty of time for doing things for others, but putting fun into our Blackberry or iPhone calendars is frequently a stumbling block.

    Lorraine Roe: Moms Just Want to Have Fun Lorraine Roe 2010

  • The Chinese calendar, like many other calendars, is lunar.

    A New Way of Thinking New « Write Anything 2009

  • If you try to sign up, though, every individual class on the March and April calendars is listed as full, with no available seats.

    Culinary Communion closed? 2009

  • Synergy: Setting up accounts for email is a breeze, and once completed, Synergy kicks in to grab contacts and calendars from the cloud.

    Palm Pre: 3 Things We Like & 3 Things We Don’t 2009

  • We women seem to have plenty of time for doing things for others, but putting fun into our Blackberry or iPhone calendars is frequently a stumbling block.

    Lorraine Roe: Moms Just Want to Have Fun Lorraine Roe 2010

  • Whereas the web today provides links between documents which humans read and extract meaning from, the semantic web aims to provide computers with the means to extract useful information from data accessible on the internet, be it on web pages, in calendars or inside spreadsheets.

    Web/Tech Maxine 2009

  • Four dancers times a total of 13 rotations equals 52, the number of years required for the two main calendars to coincide in pre-Hispanic times.

    Mexico's Danza de los Voladores - a photo-essay 2008

  • Four dancers times a total of 13 rotations equals 52, the number of years required for the two main calendars to coincide in pre-Hispanic times.

    Mexico's Danza de los Voladores - a photo-essay 2008

  • Four dancers times a total of 13 rotations equals 52, the number of years required for the two main calendars to coincide in pre-Hispanic times.

    Mexico's Danza de los Voladores - a photo-essay 2008

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