Sentence examples for week introduces from inspiring English sources

December 4 2013 January 5 5 2014 The first week introduces the sole world première of the five-week season.

The title has been changed from Posh to The Riot Club, which, although possibly catering a little more to international audiences, is something of a misnomer in that the screen adaptation actually includes a whole new first act that starts off in freshers' week, introduces Lauren (Holliday Grainger), a new female working-class character who dates fellow fresher Miles Max Ironss).

He visits stores once or twice a week, introducing himself to customers only as Lew.

The 35-hour work week, introduced in 2000, makes it hard to get things done.

In response to rivals, the Cupertino, Calif., company this week introduced a cheaper tablet with a smaller screen.

ABC's "Monday Night Football" this week introduced a halftime feature on a player wearing a microphone during the first half.

The other concerns working time, which is limited by the notorious 35-hour week introduced by a Socialist government in 2000-02.

The sites include Jetsetter.com, which this week introduced an edited list of hotels and vacations that have been reviewed by Jetsetter correspondents.

KENNETH Clarke, for so long the favourite politician among fans of the liberal Conservative breed, this week introduced a new phrase into the political lexicon: "To do a Ken".

Soyez says that pay-roll taxes are not nearly as destructive as the 35-hour week (introduced by the last Socialist government in 1997-2002).

Mr. Ayrault, for example, caused a huge stir when he suggested this week that one of the holy commandments of the party, the 35-hour week, introduced by the Socialists in 2000, might be reviewed.