Sentence examples for weekday's from inspiring English sources

Figures 1 and 2 show weekday's characteristic profiles of an industrial type customer and onshore wind farm respectively.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 An example of weekday's load demand characteristic profile of an industrial customer Open image in new window Fig. 2 An example of weekday's generation characteristic profile of an onshore wind farm.

The graph in Fig. 4a suggests no clear evidence (r = −0.023) of an impact of rainfall on weekday's traffic volume for commuter site.

BBC1's weekday afternoon children's programming was rebranded Children's BBC – later shortened to CBBC – in September 1985, with Phillip Schofield presenting from the tiny "broom cupboard" continuity announcer's studio.

EVERY weekday, Lebanon's large and fractious cast of politicians appears on television in news conferences and speeches.

Every weekday America's ruling regime confines tens of millions of its citizens in indoctrination camps where they're required to memorise the contents of government-approved texts.

One recent weekday, Ms. Roth's store seemed busier than ever — but that was because she was selling her wares at a closeout discount.

The Age weekday edition's circulation fell by 17.9% between 2012 and 2014; the SMH 14.5% and the Australian Financial Review 6.4%, according to recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Circulation.

Some may assume, hearing her blessings upon the obedient, that she is the weekday morning's courier from God, that Conservative.

If Wilsons believe an incident should be downgraded, this will occur during the Incident Management Group (IMG) meeting which is held every weekday – SCA's Operations Manager attends this.

The old system put dual anchors at separate desks so viewers "didn't see them ever talking to each other, looking at each other, relating to each other," said Linda Winslow, the weekday program's executive producer.