Sentence examples for packed week from inspiring English sources
'packed week' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a week that is filled with many activities, appointments, or obligations. For example: "I have a packed week ahead, with meetings, social engagements, and some work travel."
December 13 2011 December 19 201111 The auction houses make a final holiday push, with a packed week of sales.
The scoreboards were still up, but that somehow felt right in this packed week of fairs, shows and events.
With Bottega Veneta, Calvin Klein, Ermenegildo Zegna absent from the Milan menswear schedule, the usually packed week has become patchy.
Obama's White House staff were meeting representatives of tech firms on Friday, concluding a packed week packed of meetings with surveillance stakeholders.
The inflation data is the first release in a packed week of key economic indicators for the UK and for electioneering politicians.
And what were they doing as a family unit on a cold Sunday afternoon after a three-function Saturday night that came at the end of a packed week?
He argues vehemently that the hall's first 22 concerts should be taken whole as a festival, rather than as a debut event followed by two packed weeks of performances.
He is international president of the Unification Church and now officiates Sundays at the new chapel after packed weeks of organizing and proselytizing.
And your mind reels at how this can be, not to mention the fact that you should have started packing weeks ago.
I packed a week's worth of clothes for myself and the kids.
But since the Friday-night party -- known as Drunk Love -- began in June, the bar has been packed every week.
