Sentence examples for a weekend only from inspiring English sources

On one occasion, she took 14 relatives in two vans on a weekend only to find they needed a parking reservation.

Putting the order into effect as the country went into a weekend only created chaos and confusion about who's covered by it, said David Leopold, an immigration attorney who spent Saturday afternoon trying to help a Saudi-born Sudanese national who was turned away from JFK due to the order. .

The others were not approached mainly because they were hospitalized over a weekend only or because a trained research assistant was not available to meet them during their hospital stay.

In 1993 "Morning Pro Musica" was switched from a daily to a weekend-only format.

Fritz has led a flexible fostering campaign founded on the idea that fostering can, for example, be a weekend-only responsibility, to accommodate prospective parents' other requirements.

Congratulations to Wolmar, a distinguished transport commentator, for being the first among his fellow Labour hopefuls to propose this policy, and fair play to those of his rivals who've also supported it (or a weekend-only version), whether or not they'd have come up with the idea all by themselves anyway.

Pitch: Yes, people often fashion their own homemade ones out of water bottles and a generous friend willing to form a human shield, but if you're one of those miserable types who refuses to leave the front of the Pyramid Stage all weekend for fear of missing a single second of Kasabian, wouldn't you be aided by a weekend-only waste disposal system?

It's a weekend-only thing.

A weekend-only, nighttime food truck.  .

KISS was born in October 1985, broadcasting 24/7 from a mast in Charlton, but soon disappeared from the airwaves following sustained DTI raids before re-emerging in March 1986 as a weekend-only station.

If the thought of a "wellness weekend" only brings to mind juice cleanses and chanting in some wooded clearing, know that kale and incantation are not required (though if chanting is your thing, by all means...)...