Sentence examples for weekly helping from inspiring English sources

I give all my leafy vegetable crops in pots a weekly helping of seaweed feed and comfrey.

Because if you can't survive without a weekly helping of cake tiers and tears, then Junior Bake Off may just help fill the void.

Today she works at Australian Woman's Weekly helping test cooking recipes.

Even more striking, "daughters contribute 14 hours weekly helping their mothers, while sons spend the same time as their fathers (that is, 5 6 hours weekly)." In a study done by Statistics Canada's General Social Survey of 10,000 households, the average man spent under two hours a day dealing with childcare and house work while women on average spent a little more than three.

There is some anecdotal evidence that a solution of 50/50 milk and water sprayed weekly helps to keep the spores at bay.

Before there was YouTube and "Saturday Night Live," there was Thomas Nast, whose devastating caricatures in Harper's Weekly helped produce Boss Tweed's ignominious downfall.

Snarky yet obsessive coverage of celebrity culture on websites such as tmz.com and Gawker, and in magazines such as Us Weekly, helped to make being a celebrity seem both more desirable and yet more accessible than ever before.

Once Upshift's engineering team completes the development, the founder works with the team to get them on-boarded and, longer-term, offer to meet with executives weekly, help manage expectations and make optimizations to the system.

Surrogates whom I am forever grateful, people who saw the precedent and the importance of it to the country, weekly helped me get it to Valerie Jarrett, Chief of Staff Denis McDonough, Christy Goldfuss at CEQ, and around Secretary Jewell's over-protective staff directly to her.

The 2004 data on 10 countries included in the Surveys of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe analysed by Hank and Buber (2007) showed that 28% of grandparents provided help to grandchildren at least weekly, although these proportions were higher in Southern European countries with, for example, 35% of Spanish grandmothers providing at least weekly help.

However, whilst it emphasises that at least three weekly sessions helps to avoid too large single doses, which may cause overstrain, it does not preclude the interpretation that the weekly dose can be implemented in diverse ways best fitting one's individual needs.