Sentence examples for the ensuing week from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the ensuing week" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the week that follows a specific event or time frame. Example: "We will hold the meeting in the office during the ensuing week to discuss the project updates."
In the ensuing week, Cyprus sought to work out a side deal with Moscow, but those talks went nowhere.
The public reported 250 sightings during the ensuing week, with the navy taking five of them seriously.
Romney got an immediate boost from exceeding expectations, and then over the ensuing week, as the media praised his performance and lambasted Obama, he got a second lift.
Indeed, in the ensuing week, as Maliki's writ looked more and more permanent, many on Allawi's list — most of whom never really got along with one another — went their own way and struck their own deals with the prime minister.
That at least is the view of Mohsen Mahmoudi, a 34-year-old conservative cleric I ran into at a post-electoral rally for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and got to know over the ensuing week.
For Mr. Cantor, the majority leader, the goals during the ensuing week — from Williamsburg to the House vote last Wednesday to suspend the debt limit until May — were to make sure the government did not default on its debt in the coming weeks and to get House Republicans beyond an endless, and politically fruitless, discussion about debt, deficits and green-eyeshaded austerity.
Over the ensuing weeks, the papers monitored Lecky's progress.
Over the ensuing weeks, evidence accumulated, the police said.
The package that Kerry had so laboriously tied together in Islamabad unraveled in the ensuing weeks.
To this day, what happened in the ensuing weeks defies belief.
In the ensuing weeks, I continued to report and write about Mr. Jewell.
