Sentence examples for calling weeks from inspiring English sources
Nobody dreamed of calling weeks in advance for a table, as they do now.
According to an account in the Times, Baker & McKenzie wrote a letter to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission calling Weeks a "bounty hunter" and suggesting that she had an "extraordinary imagination" or had "irrationally misunderstood" what others considered "perfectly normal" behavior.
Others call weeks ahead from such meccas of haute cuisine as Paris and New York, just to make sure of getting a table.
Her son had called weeks before to say he had a premonition that he would be killed.
Participants in the TPC group were called (week 39) an additional time to collect the most recent data on behavior and its determinants for the fourth tailored letter.
Ms. Hersman said the crash was particularly concerning because Metro-North had survived a "close call" weeks earlier.
The ANEST group and paediatricians in the PENT group had separate night-call weeks every fourth to sixth week, during which they worked two to three nights.
In 2008, he was one of five calling a week each at Churchill Downs.
Krainin called two weeks later.
"He called two weeks later," Genevieve says.
