Sentence examples for said one week from inspiring English sources

In a statement to Politico, Olbermann said, "One week ago, on the night of Thursday October 28 2010, after a discussion with a friend about the state of politics in Arizona, I donated $2,400 each to the reelection campaigns of Democratic Representatives Raul Grijalva and Gabrielle Giffords.

In his statement, Olbermann said: "One week ago, on the night of Thursday 28 October 2010, after a discussion with a friend about the state of politics in Arizona, I donated $2,400 each to the re-election campaigns of Democratic representatives Raul Grijalva and Gabrielle Giffords.

Morales, I can't stress this enough, it really is important to arrive at school on time," the principal had said, one week after Javier was deported.

There have been rumors, he said: "One week it's Galliano, the next it's someone else".

Asked if he might consider John Galliano, Mr. Della Valle pulled a good poker face.There have been rumors, he said: "One week it's Galliano, the next it's someone else".

The Council of Europe said one week's notice fell short of international standards and the wording was unclear, while Greece's highest court has been asked to cancel the plebiscite on constitutional grounds.

He advises visitors to instead be alert to the threat on the streets saying, "one week in Salvador is more risky than being at the stadium".

"You can't say one week after a bill has been passed that you can't do it".

To deal with the nearly three-month hiatus after early June, the DNC could create the equivalent of an early mail-in ballot for superdelegates with a deadline, say, one week after the last primary.

The report, in fact, does not conclude that the E.P.A. was wrong in saying, one week after the attack, that the air in Lower Manhattan was "safe to breathe," but only that the scientific underpinning was inadequate, at that moment, for such a broad generalization.

She quotes him as saying, one week before his disappearance: "Imagine being able to flash up a picture of a missing child on this computer screen, or even a part of a picture, and with this new equation being able to find that child in a fraction of a second". Further elaboration of that statement is as missing as Taylor Kramer himself.