The phrase "a week break" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a period of rest or vacation that lasts for one week. Example: I've been working non-stop for the past few months, so I'm really looking forward to a week break next month.
The program is planned to start immediately after fall classes, including a week break for Christmas and New Years for traveling in India and end after the first week in January.
"But it's nice to have a week break from it now and then, that's for sure".
They work 70 hours a week, break their fingernails digging roots, and have children by the dozens.
The Experience took a week break from recording while playing gigs in England, and returned to De Lane Lea on March 1 , 1967 to attempt a studio recording of Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone".
After completing the first six weeks, participants will have a week break in training (during which visit 3 takes place), so that acute gene expression changes in response to exercise do not confound the analysis.
A one-day-a-week break from meat and foods with high saturated fats can be the first step toward a healthier lifestyle; it can also act as the catalyst for additional lifestyle changes to increase our overall well-being.
I only lasted a year, four shillings and six a week, breaking your balls off on a big horse on the Yorkshire moors".
He was entered at the Middle Temple in April 1773 but after a week broke with his father, gave up a legal career, and married Elizabeth at Marylebone Church, London.
This might be a one week break, this might be a one month break - I have no idea," she said.
Season 8 will kick off after a couple week break at the end of February.
The league in the past generally takes a several week break between the regular season and postseason.
