Sentence examples for few extra weeks from inspiring English sources

How much pain would you accept for the chance of a few extra weeks?

In theory, a few extra weeks of rain and chill should not derail a $4.4 trillion economy.

"My husband suffered a few extra weeks with the same end result by listening to the pep talk".

He later told The Independent that even "the world's finest manager" would have only been able to keep City Link going for a few extra weeks.

"When you see that it's creeping up for a few extra weeks, that's not out of laziness on the part of the worker".

On that list will be those who waged the Battle for Minot and kept $19 billion out of the taxpayers' pockets for a few extra weeks.

Migrationwatch, an anti-migration group in Britain, reckons that for the average Briton the inflow of foreigners provides just a few extra pence a week.

As I usually rode to work I didn't think tacking on a few extra miles each week would make much difference, but I hadn't factored in the extra miles I would have to do to be part of events and to spend time with friends and family.

Exuding a casual bonhomie, but with the action-figure build of a guy you don't want to mess with near a velvet rope, Mr. Spector's Boris offers to give Alex a break by sending him on errands for friends that will earn him a few extra hundred a week.

The difference in work habits between Europeans and Americans, in other words, isn't a matter of European workers' individually deciding they'd rather spend a few extra hours every week at the movies; it's a case of collectively determined contracts and regulations.

Since then, Assad has learned that lecturers rarely shout at students and Follows filled him in with a few extra details: freshers' week is amazing; you don't have to do much work in the first year but it is piled on in the third; there are lots of parties.