Sentence examples for time of week from inspiring English sources

Prices vary depending on time of week and number of people in the party.

Sellers generally want their auction listings to expire at the time of week when the listed item tends to sell best.

A standard double without a view starts around 1,500 kronor in the best of circumstances but generally rises from there depending on availability and the time of week or year.

On any given afternoon or evening, the way in which a play works results from a complex synthesis between the energy and health of performers and audience, the weather, time of week or year and the state of the world.

Its sister property in Lenox, Mass., has a fifth-night-free deal through April — in effect a discount of as much as $1,000 depending on accommodations and time of week — and is also offering 15percentt in savings when two guests who have never stayed at a Canyon Ranch resort share accommodations.

It's that time of week again, you know you've been anxiously awaiting my column.

Only endothelium from endometrium and corpus luteum has a doubling time of weeks.

Longer time courses have previously shown that the ultrastable component exhibits an exponential decay time of weeks rather than days (ref (2) and Figure 3C).

The same customers come at the same time of the week or every other week.

We propose and demonstrate a measurement and data processing protocol that reduces the time required to record entropy profiles from time scales of weeks to time scales of hours – without loss in accuracy.

All femoral neck fractures united at an average union time of 17.1 weeks (range, 13 31 weeks; SD, 4.9 weeks).