Sentence examples for Between Monday and Thursday from inspiring English sources

This compares to £3,900 for a Friday or Sunday wedding and just £1,500 for a wedding held between Monday and Thursday.

Even though most of our classes are offered between Monday and Thursday from 6 to 8 PM, full-time students have still been willing to accommodate themselves to the schedule of offerings.

In West Germany, for example, the Senior Citizen Pass A, which costs about $27 and lasts for a year, allows for a 50percentt reduction on fares between Monday and Thursday.

DJs such as Logan Sama (grime), DJ Pioneer (UK funky), DJ Hype (jungle/drum and bass) and Loose Cannons (electro), who all hosted shows from 11pm to 1am between Monday and Thursday, have had their programmes cut to an hour each.

What happened between Monday and Thursday of last week?

Wikström et al. ([2012a]: 70) make a case for this decision by referring to findings of the American Time Use Survey that activities between Monday and Thursday are essentially similar.

Between Monday and Wednesday, another €2bn had been withdrawn.

"Everything should be ready between Monday and Tuesday for 'Safe Sea' mission," Mr Mauro, said.

Asked what had changed between Monday and Wednesday afternoon, Mr. McCollum said: "It's demand.

"I'll only exercise in one-hour time slots between Monday and Friday.

Now if I spend $100 between Monday and Friday that's probably a lot".