Sentence examples for weekly changing from inspiring English sources

Our mainstay though was the Ashcroft Theatre in Croydon which in those days had a weekly changing programme of visiting companies.

32 Montgomery Rd, BT6 9HL; 028 9029 7999; frenchvillagebakery.co.uk Clementine of Broughty Ferry, Dundee Local greengrocer famous for genius soups and meals in a bag – everything you need to make a weekly changing seasonal soup or meal (in a bag).

In Colette's weekly changing window displays, you might see $150 baby caps from Gucci or disk handbags from the New York collective As Four; rumpled clown dresses from Marni or orchids from Marianne Robic's in-store Flower Bar; 1,000 copies of Juergen Teller's book "Go-Sees"; or a single $4,000 Fendi patchwork pony coat.

On 6 March 1988, three members of an IRA Active Service Unit Daniel McCann, Mairead Farrell, and Sean Savage were witnessed parking a car in a car park in Gibraltar; the car park was used as an assembly area for British soldiers preparing for the weekly "changing of the guard" ceremony outside the Convent (the residence of the governor of Gibraltar).

In the Atkins diet, four phases are recommended: an induction phase with <20 g carbohydrates daily, subsequently adding 5 g carbohydrates weekly, changing to a "premaintenance" phase when the patient is within 10 lbs of goal weight, allowing 30 60 g carbohydrates daily, and a maintenance phase when at goal allowing 40 100 g carbohydrates daily.

But they decided that the soldiers had gunned them down, believing that the IRA service unit had planted a huge car bomb on the Rock to blow up the band of the First Battalion of the Royal Anglian Regiment during the weekly changing of the guard.

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You can remove algae manually by scrubbing or scraping the walls of your tank weekly when changing the water and rubbing the plant's leaves gently between your fingers.

Never mind "weekly-changing menu", this one changes twice daily.

Eating In St Ives, Hidden Kitchen (The Masonic Lodge, St Andrews Street, 07792 639 755, hiddenkitchenstives.co.uk) is a pop-up supper club, open Wednesday-Saturday with a weekly-changing menu – arancini, crab Breton gratin, baked cod and orange, and cardamom crème brûlée are past inclusions.

Here, cool young things eat from a brief, weekly-changing menu (vividly green foraged herb soup, almond cake with spruce ice cream) under a vaulted, peeling ceiling.