Sentence examples similar to virtually three weeks from inspiring English sources

The best part of four weeks off tour resting a foot injury may explain some of the rustiness, and - like Andy Murray - Konta now has virtually two weeks of practice stretching ahead of her before she plays her first singles match in Miami.

Almost six weeks into the season, the Mets are in virtually the exact same position.

It can start from virtually nothing then get to a high count within a couple of days, then it will last for about four weeks".

She has watched with delight as they converged on New York to dance virtually nonstop for three weeks until their feet became blistered and raw, their legs began to quiver, their emotions reached the breaking point.

"We were missing so many players and some of the lads who played have been out of training virtually for five weeks.

The blackout comes less than three weeks after virtually the entire country was plunged into darkness by what was considered the worst power failure in Venezuelan history.

The second measure after three weeks was virtually indistinguishable from the first (Fig. 1).

As a result, the ratio of short-sale volume in a given stock to overall trading volume remained virtually constant over a period beginning three weeks before the typical news article about that stock and lasting until three weeks after.

The county circuit is a constant grind, played out virtually seven days a week for the benefit of a few thousand spectators.

The Haskell Invitational Handicap at Monmouth Park on July 26 was virtually rerun under the guise of the Travers Stakes at Saratoga three weeks later.

Thomas has been sidelined for three weeks by a broken right foot, and he has virtually no chance of playing in the postseason.