Sentence examples for treated the week from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney treated the week differently.

That SXMusic was so far away from the bustle of club culture meant DJs were treating the week like vacation themselves.

Rather it is better just to treat the week as your clumsy first stumbles into whatever weird new social group you've just unwittingly joined.

Treating the weeks leading up to the invasion of Iraq – a war to which Helm was fiercely opposed and her husband politically committed – she delivers some exact arguments (it is said that Anji Hunter, one of Blair's former senior aides, left the theatre disgruntled and early) and some moments so peculiar that they have to be true.

It has always been known that the sailing venue could be like the London Olympics being forced to use Hyde Park for the downhill skiing, and Britain's Olympic manager, Stephen Park, is treating the week-long event more as an intelligence-gathering foray than an attempt to establish pecking order authority.

Downstairs, a 160-pound alpaca appeared to be in a sanguine mood, despite a bandaged leg, a result of a foot infection Dr. Stanzione had surgically treated the previous week.

It is 19 months before the election, and the quarterly fund-raising data were treated this week like the dawning of poll results from Dixville Notch, N.H.

It takes place every Tuesday and it's generally treated as the week's "must-go" event.

Subjects treated at the week 78 visit could not be retreated again at week 104.

It was unclear how Das would treat the four weeks of the season Rocker is supposed to miss.

The estimated 1-year survival rate was 69% (74% in ipilimumab-naïve patients and 65% for those previously treated); the median PFS was 24 weeks for ipilimumab-naïve patients and 23 weeks for the previously treated patients 58.