Sentence examples for quite every week from inspiring English sources

Shortly afterward, the Item returned, sort of, as a labor of love by Judi Lackey Underwood, a former flight attendant, who, not quite every week, managed to put out a four-page edition.

Having to find a time to raid (or, more accurately, multiple times to raid, as the odds of catching a Legendary on your first try are actually quite low) every week was exhausting.

It was why European games were quite easy because every week you were playing at the top level anyway.

Jo was a country girl, but very much up to the minute, single, with a couple of children, dually fathered, if that is grammatically possible, who brought her quite a tidy sum every week.

It hasn't quite hit yet - but every week a darker cloud looms.

Melanie Amaro was her reliable self on the R.E.M. song "Everybody Hurts," Marcus Canty came close to rocking on Janis Joplin's "Piece of My Heart" (but an oddly thin arrangement kept the song from peaking), and Astro — the kid gets better every week — was quite entertaining on a Diddy-like version of "Every Breath You Take".

"Playing 80 minutes every week is quite nice, better than sitting around up here not playing.

Five-and-a-half minlion of you tuneveryevery week, with quite a few still doing their best to avoid the results.

As Weiner once wrote in his actually good show "Mad Men" ― "That's what the money is for!" Unlike Netflix, which has released over a dozen Originals pretty much every week for quite some time now, Amazon only debuted a couple of big projects each month.

"The Edinburgh Wellbeing Score to do every week is quite good because you can then discuss it with other people and realise what score you are in relation to other people".

(Participant #2) "The Edinburgh Wellbeing Score to do every week is quite good because you can then discuss it with other people and realise what score you are in relation to other people".