Sentence examples for a key week from inspiring English sources

"We have a key week but, even if you have a dreadful result in Paris, it's a two-leg tie," said Hiddink, who has lost only once in 33 games over two spells in interim charge of Chelsea.

After last week's market plunge which knocked £73bn off the value of Britain's biggest companies, shares are edging higher at the start of a key week for the global economy.

"But I think this is a key week, really, for our politicians and hopefully they will reject the press charter which has been proposed, because from my point of view, as a victim and representing others, it will be inadequate".

Meanwhile in France, President Nicholas Sarkozy is to outline his plans for economic reforms to both houses of parliament on Monday, marking the beginning of a key political week in France.

I suspect this week will be the key week on the issue, and then it will die.

And so in the middle of that key week, Obama announced the deployment of the 101st Airborne.

"The belief that we can win this game has been there from day one, but it's been a low-key week so far," Meyer said yesterday at the South African base in Guildford, shortly after confirming that he would stick with the starting line-up who took the field against Wales last Saturday, under the captaincy of the scrum-half Fourie du Preez.

Certainly, in the key weeks leading up to August 6 , 1945 the record offers no evidence that he gave serious consideration to any alternative.

Business development should be a key focus every week.

The army said it took the de facto rebel capital, Kilinochchi, three weeks ago, and Elephant Pass, a key corridor, a week later.

Victory may result from being marginally better than competitors, e.g., completing a key experiment a week earlier.