Examples of 'who scheduled' in a sentence

Meaning of "who scheduled"

who scheduled: This expression is used to question or determine the person or entity responsible for planning, organizing, arranging, or setting a particular event, appointment, meeting, or activity

How to use "who scheduled" in a sentence

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who scheduled
I am not the one who scheduled that.
Who scheduled it.
I am the one who scheduled this practice.
Maybe she can help me figure out who scheduled this.
The user who scheduled the instance.
Program objects retain the security rights or restrictions of the user who scheduled the job.
I do not know who scheduled it like that.
Who scheduled lunch right after brunch?
They are the ones who scheduled the fight.
Who scheduled a hearing this early?
You are the one who scheduled it.
They are the ones who scheduled the fight . They are promoting it . They are putting up the purse.
You and Maggie had lunch the day she disappeared. Who scheduled that, you or her?
That I was the one who scheduled all those things at the same time.
It's very important. You're the one who scheduled it.

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They are the ones who scheduled the fight . They are promoting it.
Who scheduled you again today?
I am not the one who scheduled that, Ray.
Who scheduled the date again?
Prussian blue, very neutral . Who scheduled the date again?
Who scheduled his meetings?
You are the one who scheduled a C-section before Jenna was term.
Who scheduled this on NBC?
You are the one who scheduled our family 's weekly progress meetings, remember?
Who scheduled that, you or her?
I am not sure who scheduled this meeting, Mr. Cobblepot.
Who scheduled that?
You are the one who scheduled a C-section before Jenna was term! - Ohh.
I am sorry . Who scheduled that, or when? It was not.

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