Sentence examples for not many weeks from inspiring English sources

Not many weeks later she heard that Elizabeth had got the pox.

At the table sat two young American volunteers who were not many weeks away from seeing the calendar's images repeat.

As a lonely, shy American graduate student in philosophy at Oxford, Eliot had married Vivienne Hainh-Wood in June 1915, not many weeks after meeting her.

The Corsican and French-Italian mobs only recently seem to have faded away, but there are North African gangs to replace them; not many weeks go by without reprisals.

These days, not many weeks – if any – go by without the ECB announcing that somebody or other has been found guilty of dissent, or something similar, in the county game.

NOT many weeks ago, a group of people who like to think they are in the know had convinced themselves that, by the end of the year, Tony Blair would no longer be Britain's prime minister.

"It wasn't many weeks," he subsequently wrote in Natural History, the Museum of Natural History's magazine, "before the birds were untying my shoelaces and tugging at my trousers for more [grain], so quickly did they realize that here they were perfectly safe and at home.

Not so many weeks ago, I was chatting to another games journalist because, believe it or not, people covering interactive entertainment are social creatures, too, regularly enjoying real-life conversations with human beings who aren't faceless swear buckets on the other side of a generic FPS capture the flag session.

By Silvia Killingsworth Not too many weeks ago, portions of Alphabet City were inundated during the storm surge of Hurricane Sandy.

Not too many weeks ago, portions of Alphabet City were inundated during the storm surge of Hurricane Sandy.

I stood on the first tee, not too many weeks after Heather Clarke, Darren's wife, had died, and that moment is the one I remember most.