Sentence examples for period to from inspiring English sources

The phrase "period to" is not a commonly used phrase in written English. It is possible that it could be used in a sentence as a way to express a range of time, but it would be more common to use the word "from" instead. For example: - I will be out of the office from Monday to Friday. (This sentence can also be written as "I will be out of the office from Monday through Friday.") - The project will run from January to June. (This sentence can also be written as "The project will run from January through June.") In most cases, however, it would be more natural to use other phrases to indicate a time period, such as "between" or "during." For example: - I will be on vacation between December and January. - The event will take place during the summer months.