Sentence examples for off the weekday from inspiring English sources

John Marzano, a former catcher for the Boston Red Sox, the Texas Rangers and the Seattle Mariners, who became the co-host of "Leading Off," the weekday morning analysis of the prior day's games on MLB.com, died Saturday at his home in Philadelphia.

Less of a show-off, the weekday barbecue is simply a family meal that you cook and eat outside.

Transit officials put off the full weekday operation of the Secaucus Transfer station until the Lower Manhattan PATH station reopened last month, easing crowding on Penn Station-bound trains.

In 1907 the weekday off-peak service was four trains per hour from East Ham to Ealing Broadway, four per hour from Mansion House to alternately Richmond and Wimbledon and two per hour from Wimbledon to High Street Kensington and Ealing Broadway to Whitechapel.

In the 1920s the off-peak weekday service was a train every ten minutes from Wimbledon and Ealing and every fifteen minutes from Richmond.

Together, with his growing cadre of listeners (there are Web sites devoted to his best moments), Hendrie spends three hours every weekday pulling off the longest-running phone prank in history.

"There's nothing but scrub along the side of the road," warned Robert Evjen, a listing agent at Prudential, as he showed off the property on a recent weekday afternoon.

When I get off the Staten Island Ferry weekday mornings about 8 30, I notice a boat loading to the left of the ferry by the Coast Guard station, where people are going through a security checkpoint.

This allows us to be a big party space on the weekends that can be made smaller on weekdays by closing off the mezzanine area and turning the whole place into something more intimate.

Taking off a weekday to celebrate your anniversary with lunch instead of dinner is a brilliant idea there's no more delicious or romantic feeling than having a leisurely and indulgent midday meal while everyone else is at work.

Why the weekday schedule?