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Free sign upThe phrase "a trying week" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a week that has been difficult or challenging in some way. Example: "After a trying week filled with unexpected challenges, I finally took some time to relax over the weekend."
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Jon had had a trying week.
But the laughter belied a trying week.
The move comes in a trying week for the government.
IT HAS been a trying week for Standard Chartered, a British bank that operates mainly in emerging markets.
After a trying week searching for a medal in the pool, attention turned to a rejuventated Fran Halsall last night to finally deliver Britain's first here.
Sebastian Vettel also took advantage, making it an all-German front row with his best qualifying position of the season in second, and Jenson Button – after a trying week – was delighted to have secured third.
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His candor and wisdom, especially with regard to seeming contradictions, struck me on a personal note after a very trying week.
After a very trying week, Prime Minister Theresa May enjoyed a rare legislative victory, if a small one, when lawmakers left her in the driver's seat.
It's like Twitter, after a particularly trying week, has invaded the stage for a very public breakdown.
It had been an emotionally trying week for us all.
According to Allen, the former Spurs man has showed no ill effects of a trying few weeks with Real.
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