The phrase "a week removes" is not commonly used in modern written English, but it can be understood in context.
It can be used to indicate that a week has passed, often in a reflective or poetic sense.
Example: "A week removes the sting of the argument we had, allowing us to see things more clearly."
Alternatives: "a week passes" or "a week goes by".
Crosby didn't miss a shift, despite being less than a week removed from the league's concussion protocol.
More than a week removed from the festivities, I've had time to reflect on this year's experience.
And, almost a week removed from his last start, Hernandez was not sharp last night, his fastball sluggish in the first inning, when he seemed to loiter.
More than a week removed from discovering its stingy attitude toward lobster rolls, I took a place in line again and surveyed its other options.
– More than a week removed from partaking in what Hunter S. Thompson called "the Derby's special vibrations," I've had time to reflect on the entire experience.
She is in a corner, stomping and screaming because Petra, the home assistant who helps Ms. Melo with the girls 20 hours a week, removed her meal from the microwave.
"This disgraceful smear has taken form less than a week removed from the release of a poll showing our campaign with a significant lead," she said in a statement.
Now schools have to provide at least two portions of fresh fruit and vegetables a day for each child, serve fish at least once a week, remove salt from lunchroom tables, limit fried foods to two servings a week and cut out candy, soda and potato chips altogether.
Alabama (10-1), little more than a week removed from a home loss to Texas A&M, is in control of its fate again, as is Georgia (10-1), giving the SEC two teams with a solid chance to play for the Bowl Championship Series title and run the league's streak of national championships to seven.
Less than a week removed from the L.A. Kings' first championship, the team continues to celebrate.
