Sentence examples for start a week from inspiring English sources

First, law classes usually start a week earlier than most other programs' classes.

The issuance of licences to start a week or two before Dec. 5th.

Generally, classes at M.I.T. start a week before Harvard's in the fall, and contemporaneously with Harvard's in the spring.

First, following the standard campus calendar, classes in other departments usually start a week later than law classes.

Wimbledon will start a week later in 2015 to give players more time to recover after the French Open.

CNN said on Monday that its coverage of the Democratic convention would start a week before the opening gavel.

Today, Mr Yoovidhya's family will start a week-long series of traditional Buddhist rites at a monastery west of Bangkok.

In an interview with the Guardian to start a week-long series looking at Europe's pre-eminent power, the 68-year-old author says he sometimes experiences his own Germanness as a "huge burden" that he has come to accept.

U2 were due to start a week-long residency on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, which they have postponed.

U2 were due to start a week-long residency on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, which they have had to postpone.

It seems the only thing that could make that dreaded Monday morning wake-up call any worse, besides realizing you only have decaf coffee, is waking up knowing you're about to start a week-long grind in a workplace you don't want to be in.