Sentence examples for a heavy week from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a heavy week" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a week that is filled with a lot of work, stress, or significant events. Example: "After a heavy week of meetings and deadlines, I finally have some time to relax this weekend."
"It's been a heavy week," Mr. Bishop said.
"It's already been a heavy week," said Mr. Collins with black frames on.
Stocks fell yesterday after Dell Computer warned that its profit would be hurt by a global economic slowdown, beginning a heavy week for corporate earnings on a dour note.
The disclosures jolted the British political establishment at the end of a heavy week of politics in which Mr. Blair and Mr. Brown delivered rousing speeches to the Labor Party at its annual gathering.
It's a heavy week for big-name straight-to-DVD titles, none stranger than Violet and Daisy (House, 15), an intermittently spiky but daftly conceived gun-slinging fairytale starring Saoirse Ronan and Alexis Bledel as teen assassins, and the late James Gandolfini (dolefully marvellous, as ever) as their prey.
It was a heavy week for earnings reports as aluminum maker Alcoa (AA) officially kicked off second quarter earnings season on Monday.
This week is a particularly heavy week for advertising buys, as the election nears, and a spokesperson for Crossroads GPS said the group was hoping to get the attention of potential voters.
Kris Allen, "Smoke on the Water" When the show announced that it would be having a Heavy Metal week, a Web site somewhere in cyberspace ran a poll asking viewers which song they were most confident would be on the show.
A heavy earnings week kicks off Monday morning with reports from telecoms giant Verizon and publisher McGraw-Hill.
A heavy news week crescendoed with Facebook's release of its Rooms iOS app, topping Twitter's Fabric platform, Google's InBox, a big Microsoft quarter, and the refactoring of the TV business.
A heavy news week has seen substantive improvements to the iPhone and Silverlight platforms, a Sun buyout rumor, Sun and Cisco weighing in to the Cloud expansion, and continued reverberations from Facebook's full frontal assault on Twitter and the realtime stream.
