Sentence examples for weeks have elapsed from inspiring English sources

If you overlooked asking the "when will I hear from you?" question at the interview, you might contact the employer after two weeks have elapsed.

Eight weeks have elapsed since Murphy became Labour's Scottish leader and you cannot fault his effort or much of his strategy since then.

Speaking to the dissident Burmese website, Mizzima, Frank Smithius, the head of Médecins sans Frontières' Burma team, said: "Four weeks have elapsed after the storm and I think it is quite sad that many villages have not yet received aid".

Only three weeks have elapsed since food riots and violent street demonstrations left 27 people dead and forced President Fernando de la Rúa to step down, and nerves are still on edge.

The law is not absolutely clear on the period of time you have to do this, but once three weeks have elapsed your chances of getting your money back are slim.

That six weeks have elapsed since last week's episode should probably be taken into account; six weeks in which the couple have found the time to find and buy a house, so most likely it's been stressful.

Six weeks had elapsed since the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington thrust him into the anchorman's spot, broadcasting live from a rooftop with an unimpeded view of the Twin Towers.

With less than two weeks having elapsed since the death of Colonel Qaddafi at the hand of the fighters who found him in his hometown, Surt, the interim government has had many pressing problems to focus on.

For instance, it might send a discount on mascara to the person buying lotions and shampoos at CVS, or a particularly aggressive discount on toothpaste if five weeks has elapsed without a repeat purchase.

Four months and two weeks had elapsed since the German chancellor Angela Merkel, ignoring the din of demonstrators and helicopters roaring overhead, had sought to convey, her eyes flashing this way and that, an essential fact: that she had come to Greece "not as a taskmaster but as a friend to listen and be informed".

Almost two weeks had elapsed since it emerged that he made a speech in early October arguing that Germans should no longer be treated as a "guilty people" because, by the same logic, Jews should fall into this category as they played a prominent role in Bolshevik atrocities.It is the delay in ousting the source of such anti-Semitic views that has raised most concern.