Sentence examples for move a weekly from inspiring English sources

Thompson formerly hosted Western New York on the Move, a weekly radio show broadcast Thursdays at noon on WUFO 1080 AM.

This means Johnson Security must move to a weekly payroll, from biweekly, so that the union employees do not have to make adjustments.

Their case was weakened when the Scottish government opted to move to a weekly A&E publication schedule just as NHS England was going in the opposite direction.

It was the former time period for the Rev. Al Sharpton's program "PoliticsNation," which moved to a weekly Sunday slot in October after MSNBC moved away from progressive commentary outside of its prime-time hours.

But they couldn't afford rent and so they moved to a "weekly," a cheap motel that is often the last stop before homelessness.

The company moved to a weekly budget, and Gardner volunteered to cut his own salary by 40%.

Restrictions on most transactions remain, though the daily cash withdrawal limit has moved to a weekly one of 420 euros ($455).

New York magazine moved from a weekly to a bi-weekly print edition last month, while Newsweek was among the first weekly news magazines to convert exclusively to a digital edition.

Tea plants were moved on a weekly basis to eliminate any possible location effects within the greenhouse.

In line with this recommendation, approach to prevention of malaria in pregnancy changed since the early 2000's, moving from a weekly or bimonthly chemoprophylaxis to intermittent preventive treatment (IPTp) and insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs) [ 11].

"And moving a daily to a weekly does not signal an end to daily news and daily publishing".