Sentence examples for operating four days from inspiring English sources

Flights, operating four days a week, begin on 24 June.

First is showing the bus in Bristol on Tuesday before it starts operating four days a week from 25 March.

The company also started operating seven days a week.

He was obsessed by surgery and medicine, having office hours daily and operating six days a week.

We are passionate about building an NHS that offers the safest, highest quality care anywhere in the world – with services smoothly operating seven days a week.

"We are operating seven days a week and our couriers are delivering passports within 24 hours of being produced," Mr Pugh said.

They have redeployed 250 staff to the "front line", introduced longer opening hours at all passport offices, which are now operating seven days a week, and drafted in an extra 650 helpline staff.

"At commercial prices, our revenues would total $25 million, but we [charge] 10 percent to 15 percent of those fees," says Soll, proud that DSHB, operating six days a week, is completely self-funding.

The prime minister said longer opening hours had been introduced at passport offices, which were now operating seven days a week; an extra 650 helpline staff had been recruited; and new offices would be opened in Liverpool next week with an additional 100 staff.

Mrs Tappin, 62, from Orpington, Kent, was invited to give evidence to MPs examining how the UK's extradition laws operate four days after her husband surrendered to US marshals at Heathrow airport.

Jessica's Haven & Rescue has a vocational skills training program that operates four days a week in addition to rescuing and finding homes for unwanted dogs.