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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hard weeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of time that was particularly challenging or difficult, often in the context of work or personal life. Example: "After several hard weeks of intense training, I finally felt ready for the marathon."
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It has been a hard week in what has been a series of many hard weeks and late nights.
I have really hard weeks on the show where I'm really frightened, and really struggling to make the show good.
Substance tomorrow, maybe; right now I'm tired, I'm decompressing from a couple of very hard weeks, and I want some simple pleasure.
Radcliffe is now able to train twice a day and alternates hard weeks of 90-105 miles with gentler ones of 70 miles.
But it took a certain cast of mind to see a hopeful place in those grim November woods, in the early snows of 1620, among the lingering effects of nine hard weeks at sea.
Tennis's new odd couple flew back to Florida and put in two hard weeks in Delray Beach, and in his next semifinal encounter with Djokovic in the Dubai Duty Free tournament, Murray beat him soundly.
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