Sentence examples for certain weekdays from inspiring English sources

Vegas hotels are much cheaper from Sundays to Thursdays, and airfares are lower on certain weekdays as well.

The blessing recited before the public reading of the pentateuchal portions on Sabbath, festivals, holy days, fasts, and certain weekdays refers to God as "He who chose us from among all the peoples and gave us His Torah," thus emphasizing the intimate relationship between the elective and revelatory aspects of God.

In turn, these were a function of major economic and technological developments, as well as changes in consumption patterns that were to form the basis of dietary preferences – embracing religious practices of fasting and abstinence of red meat in favour of fish at certain weekdays and through the 40 days of Lent - which lasted into the seventeenth century.

And on certain weekday afternoons, after his colleagues had gone home, he'd usher a local family into his inner sanctum, collect $45 and pull back the curtain on how the system worked.

The park drives, which act as bucolic shortcuts to and from Midtown, are open to automobiles only during certain hours on weekdays.

But it may not be a significant number because many of those will instead become public enterprises, or semiprivate clubs that accept nonmembers for play at certain times, like weekdays.

I have a weekly rotation of crop scouting that consists of hitting certain farms each weekday and looking for increasing populations of different pests.

Maybe you only need to run a certain calculation every weekday afternoon, for example.

Again, we test the query efficiency with respect to the number of computing nodes by finding the zones with significant bus delay aggregation during a certain time interval in weekday.

For CO and NOx, model performance was best at sites close to major roads, during downwind conditions, during weekdays, and during certain seasons.

Information sessions and guided tours are available most weekdays and on certain Saturdays throughout the fall.