Sentence examples for a week of coverage from inspiring English sources

Milburn was responding to a week of coverage in the Guardian that has exposed the scale of the financial betrayal of twentysomethings.

To kick off a week of coverage, here are 20 facts about the first PlayStation that you may not know (or can argue about the accuracy of in the comments section).

From 8 to 14 February, the Global Development Professionals Network will be dedicating a week of coverage to mark the amazing work that's been done in the LGBT community.

The poll, which is being published as Sky News devotes a week of coverage to immigration, came as the European Commission dismissed a report in the Sunday Telegraph that it had concluded that more than 600,000 unemployed EU migrants are living in the UK.

At Heathrow Airport in London, BT charges about $10 for an hour's access, whereas HubHop charges about $17 for a week of nationwide coverage.

And even The Philadelphia Daily News, which used to dispatch at least one reporter for a week of pageant coverage, sent no one this year.

She did return, briefly, in 2009 as a guest editor for a week of NBC coverage about the state of women in America.

On Thursday, the commission investigating Sept. 11 is to release its final report, criticizing government efforts to prevent the attacks, and Mr. Kerry is about to enjoy a week of extensive coverage of his nominating convention.

As IHT Rendezvous kicks off a week of special coverage of the World Economic Forum in Davos, our colleague Chrystia Freeland, an IHT Page Two columnist and global editor at large at Reuters, writes about the new Gilded Age.

As IHT Rendezvous kicks off a week of special coverage of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Chrystia Freeland, an IHT Page Two columnist and Reuters's global editor at large, writes about the new Gilded Age.

After a week of confused coverage around which mobile app developers access user address books and how they do it, we are finally getting a product-level resolution.