Sentence examples for back in weeks from inspiring English sources

The England full-back suffered shoulder damage following a collision with Adrian Morley's knee in last Friday's draw against Warrington, but Wane hopes he will be back in weeks rather than months.

She said she hopes to be back "in weeks, not months," perhaps as soon as February.

We expect Newton and a few others who had disappointing season debuts to bounce back in Week 2.

He tore his left ACL in the '09 N.F.C. title game, came back in Week 3 in '10, only to tear his right ACL two weeks later.

I described Jerome's theory as "loopy" back in week two, but perhaps it has some credence.

New York Times readers bounced back in Week 3, finishing third among the Web sites participating in the FantasyPros.com Start/Sit Challenge.

Ryan Fitzpatrick (BUF) vs. Jets — Don't ask us how, but Fitzpatrick put up 31 fantasy points against the Jets back in Week 12 last season.

Once again, a slow start punished them: OM have now scored 17 goals since their last first-half strike in the league, back in Week 28.

They did exactly that back in week one, Derek Anderson throwing a pair of touchdown passes during a 20-14 win in Tampa Bay.

Hasselbeck was able to guide Indianapolis to an overtime win in their home meeting with Jacksonville back in week 13, but I think this game may go differently.

Way back in week one, you might recall, Yuri got very animated on finding a pair of handcuffs in the police station.