Sentence examples for longer saturdays from inspiring English sources
Other examples include longer Saturdays, traditionally a light day for Royal Mail employees so they can go home early and enjoy the vestiges of the weekend with their families.
The protesters' complaint had to do with a parliamentary decision allowing shopkeepers to stay open four hours longer on Saturdays, so that instead of a mandatory closing time of 4 p.m., they could stay open until 8 p.m.
Because Annapolis's Colonial homes and gardens are open longer on Saturdays than on Sundays, I toured them first, then the Naval Academy, ending my visit at the historic State House.
It was because Spurs no longer play on Saturdays that I decided to pay my nearest team a visit.
Every aside was a gem ("Even though the war had ended three years ago – that's longer than the Saturdays' chart career – Britain was still full of austerity").
A month ago, I committed myself to testing out a new personal resolution: I would no longer work on Saturdays.
Cancer-survival rates are poor by international standards; family doctors no longer see patients on Saturdays; and hospital-acquired infections are frighteningly frequent.
Or perhaps the bond stretched out longer, over dozens of Saturdays and summers in which all 56 books in the original Nancy Drew series were consumed with the voraciousness generally reserved for Hostess cupcakes.
The Postal Service may no longer deliver letters on Saturdays, but that doesn't mean its services are not important.
Mr Hunt will now be able to move closer towards imposing a new contract which junior doctors say will reduce their overall level of pay as evenings and Saturdays will no longer be considered "unsocial" hours.
