At the end of every weekday millions of kids dash out of school and into the care of adults, like Sandusky, who are meant to teach and mentor them in sports, academics, and music.
NBC's succession planning at both ends of its weekday schedule is causing no small amount of heartburn within the corridors of Rockefeller Center.
Turn on your outdoor lights at the beginning or end of a working weekday and spend a quarter of an hour pulling out the dead impatiens or clipping off the browned flower stalks of last summer's echinacea.
By the end of the first quarter of 2008, weekday ridership had increased to 18,600, double first-year projections and ahead of the 2025 projections.
It was the end of a typical weekday at my house: a moving and shaking day at the office, home for some giggles and play with my young daughters, dinner, baths and bed.
During the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 93.2percentt of weekday trains were on time, suggesting that this year would continue the trend of increasing lateness.
Notably, these agencies provided fewer 24-hour or emergency services and end-of-life care, limiting their services mainly to weekdays.
A FROSTY weekday at the end of the morning shift, and car workers are streaming out of the factory gate, coats buttoned up against the winter chill.
Near the end of lunch hour on a recent weekday, Rabbi Mordcha Ehrlich, one of three full-time and three part-time supervising monitors, came to check on Mr. Verschleisser.
There were many proximate causes — a gridlocked political system, a lingering recession-induced malaise — but most historians now trace the end of the American Empire to a weekday morning in 2014 when a cat riding a Roomba glided in front of a wireless webcam.
