Sentence examples for demanding weeks from inspiring English sources

For the Longs and their 25 employees, the end of August is their Christmas, tax day, the Super Bowl: the most demanding weeks of their business year, which, as one would expect, closely follows the calendar of the New York City public school system.

In three demanding weeks, he toiled over the Alps and the Pyrenees to complete the mammoth 20-stage, 2,173-mile race which was in its 99th edition.

The initial reactions to a five-minute teaser submitted to Channel Four were very positive (though the channel inexplicably wanted to rename it 'The Rave') and five demanding weeks were spent cutting a full sixty-minute version, but when the finished product was presented the reaction was rather different.

Sounds like a demanding week.

"Who is Frog?" one investigator demanded weeks later while interrogating a ground crew member, according to a transcript.

The Egyptian delegation was meant to bring certain evidence that was demanded weeks ago by investigators in Italy, including mobile phone records that could help identify where Regeni was when he disappeared and where he might have been taken.

"The X Factor is a cash cow, and ITV needs it to deliver ratings in the most-highly demanded week of the year.

The Rhonda MP has been demanding for weeks that the Prime Minister publish "dozens" of emails described as "embarrassing and salacious" between himself and the former chief executive of News International, Rebekah Brooks.

I said, "Listen, I have my own doctors from the States that will be overseeing my care and I am simply demanding six weeks off of chemo and radiation after surgery to use CBD".

Wall Street finally got what it had been demanding all week, a financial rescue package, but by the time the gavel fell in Washington on Friday, investors had turned their attention to other problems in the economy.

But for you cubicle dwellers, this should take you back to a happier time, when the only boss you had to worry about was the one at the end of the game, not the one demanding mid-week progress reports.