Sentence examples for a week time from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a week time" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly when someone intends to refer to a duration of one week. Example: "I need a week to complete the project."
This much is certain, though: either Argentina or, perhaps more likely, Australia will need the performance from the ends of the earth to relieve the reigning champions of the Webb Ellis Trophy a week' time.
There's nothing to fault except Nicks's getting so lost in her cocaine-warning song, Gold Dust Woman, that it goes on for a week – time that could have been better spent hearing the blaring Tusk again.
Later this month, she is expected to use a report from a review body to negotiate a deal guaranteeing teachers at least three to five hours a week time off to prepare lessons.The unions, however, are unlikely to be deflected from the goal of a 35-hour week, especially as they see it now being implemented in Scotland.
In addition, Fox is paying Saban some $60 million (neither will reveal the exact number) for his share of the 14 hours a week time slot, dubbed Fox Kids Network, that Murdoch will continue to broadcast on Fox.
Maye's family wasn't permitted to see him for more than a week, time enough, they allege, for his injuries to heal.
When an employee's recorded hours exceeded more than forty in a week, time records were altered or "shaved" down to forty hours.
Despite the two-day-a-week time commitment for the series, Tyler has insisted that he will continue playing with Aerosmith.
The Woolworth's strikers were asking for a 20percentt wage increase, shorter hours (they were working fifty or more hours a week), time-and-a-half for overtime, free uniforms, and no retaliation against the strikers; today, the Walmart workers are protesting the company's retaliations against co-workers who have called for a $15 an hour wage and stable schedules with full-time hours.
"I want seven hearings a week, times 40 weeks," Issa told Politico.
Parents were asked to complete the questionnaire at home and return it back to school within a week time-limit.
Yet somehow, despite evidence of the many benefits of independent flexible work, our office-based, five-days-a-week, time-in-the-cube approach to work still persists at many companies.
