The phrase "a week of live" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to refer to a week of live events or activities, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We are planning a week of live performances at the festival."
Alternatives: "a week of live events" or "a week of live shows".
One night a week of live music couldn't begin to offset such losses.
By 2004, excavations had stopped, but they were re-started for a week of live TV broadcasts, and Lees was hired by a production company to make laser-derived measurements of the site.
AJC The oddballs have been buzzed out of the building and now the ratings rhino hits a week of live semi-finals in which the public bash those phone lines to vote for the new Pudsey.
As it happens, Felton, Clement and I had a particular walk-on part in the run-up to that launch, because a week of live "dummies" was produced during the TUC annual congress, which we were covering under Whittam Smith's watchful eye.
TERENCE BLANCHARD Mr. Blanchard, the trumpeter, brings film-composer ambitions together with his skill at leading a small jazz group on his recent Blue Note album, "A Tale of God's Will (A Requiem for Katrina)." For a week of live shows, the new music will be reduced from orchestra to quintet.
Now in its 12th year, Snowbombing has snowballed to become the biggest, brashest and arguably the best festival in the Alps, attracting 6,000 revellers to the Tyrolean town of Mayrhofen for a week of live music, snowboarding and naked Jacuzzis.
The fasting period should be followed by a week of living on oranges only.
Fortunately, many infections are now curable with a quick course of antibiotics and a week of living like a nun.
But after a week of living in a four-room apartment with two strange males, she is neither but she is something much better.
I keep the bulk of my money in a high-yield online savings account to get the maximum benefit; I may only accrue $100 a year in interest, but that's a week of living in some parts of the world.
Does it offer so much to you that you're willing to deal with the hassles and idiosyncrasies of a new platform that is clearly still finding a true purpose?" "After over a week of living with Apple's latest gadget on my wrist, I realized the company isn't just selling some wrist-worn computer, it's selling good looks and coolness, with some bonus computer features.
