Sentence examples for around midweek from inspiring English sources
A baseball official said yesterday that a 9- or 10-year deal at $18 million or $19 million a year should be completed around midweek.
Both companies had intended to resume building vehicles around midweek, but now said that they would hold off as they continue to assess their ability to procure enough parts from suppliers.
Given a new spending total for the next six months, Congressional aides were to spend the weekend spreading the cuts across federal agencies and writing the fine print of legislation that is to be considered in the House around midweek, with the Senate to follow.
Very heavy rain is likely to push into Western Australia around Perth from the Indian Ocean around midweek.
In case you missed it, in the debate about Durbin's bankruptcy bill, this is the term that politicians and the media started using, around midweek, to describe the portion of the bill that addressed judges renegotiating mortgages for people who are not just losing their homes, but also filing for bankruptcy.
Forget EastEnders; pull up a chair around midday, midweek at your local supermarket checkout and let the soap opera unfold.
McNuff calls them her mega-adventures, but she's also a fan of mini-adventures, such as running along Hadrian's Wall, rollerblading 100 miles around Amsterdam, and midweek camping escapades around London.
I can look around at the busy midweek, midday markets and town squares and picture myself leisurely buying produce or having coffee with friends.
While the Capitals aren't approaching the game much differently than any other one, there will be considerably more buzz around a Jan . 5midweek game between Washington and Columbus than would've been expected before the season.
By midweek, around 700 students filled the sidewalks outside Jefferson County's Chatfield High School.
Middle-aged Cariocas run around five-a-side pitches on midweek nights, trying out the tricks that somehow evaded the scrutinising eyes of the talent scouts back in the day.
