Sentence examples for time week from inspiring English sources

Health care rationing has been around for a long time (Week in Review, June 18).

By the time Week 11 is completed in most N.F.L. seasons, the only deadline that matters is the one six weeks away, when the playoff field is determined.

Without the shared time, week in and week out, it's hard to find the loose threads of conversation that dangled in the air among us.

Higher concentration of grafted macromolecules was achieved within a fixed time (week) with increasing concentration of the polydimethylsiloxane in the modifying solution.

From PBD, 12 experimental runs with 7 variables including the initial moisture content, initial pH, inoculum size, wheat flour concentration, EFB concentration, incubation time (week) and mineral salt solution were performed with low and high levels (Table 1).

All of it was simply a warm up to the marathon session of Big Buck Hunter that'd inevitably take place until closing time week in and week out.

"If there aren't enough Scottish players getting game time, week-in, week-out it's going to effect the national side," he told BBC Scotland.

More remarkably, CBS is not finishing last in any of the 22 hours that constitute the prime-time week, and is almost always first or second.

· However, their average term-time week was 52 hours, and teaching took up only 35% of that time, with 16% going on administrative and other tasks.

It originally set down a basic full-time week of 37.5 hours, in line with other NHS staff, although that was later relaxed.

In 2017, free care for three-and four-year-olds in England will rise from 15 to 30 hours in each term-time week.