Sentence examples for a week in December from inspiring English sources
I recently finished Sebastian Faulks's 'A Week in December'.
I got bogged down with the hedge-fund sections of Sebastian Faulks's 'A Week in December', so I gave it up to devour Paul Auster's 'Invisible'.
And Williams would have enjoyed pursuing this urban interpretation through the pages of John Lanchester's Capital, Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December and Ian McEwan's Saturday.
Sebastian Faulks's novel A Week in December was an attempt to channel the nascent threats to global capitalism in the pre-crash London of 2007.
The Deaths joins John Lanchester's Capital, Justin Cartwright's Other People's Money and Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December to suggest that the satirical state-of-the-nation novel (at least when it's written by white males of a certain age) has done rather well out of the financial crash.
Martin Amis's promised novella State of England may disprove this view (as Sebastian Faulks's A Week in December did not), although advance word of its Jordan-bashing, a tired red dwarf in the dying throes of its celebrity, suggests possibly not.
In an interview with Ad Week in July, he said Twitter had kept him up at night.
The ONS said regular pay for employees stood at £463 a week in June, up 2.8% on a year earlier.
Four were killed in a week in October.
I hired a motorhome for a week in February.
