Sentence examples for weeks of late from inspiring English sources

But in the final weeks of "Late Show with David Letterman" the approach was to resist, at every turn, any hint of sentiment.

What emerged from weeks of late nights, fueled by junk food from the Treasury's vending machines, were major bailout initiatives for Citigroup, Bank of America and other firms.

He seemed tired and drawn, but so was just about everyone else during the turbulent weeks of late November and early December.

Most students have end-of-year exams, so it's understandable if they're knackered from weeks of late nights in the library, with the added bonus of sleepless nights partying when it's all over.

It now faces the prospect of buying replacement power through the high-demand, high-cost weeks of late July through early September, while it repairs the steam generators to the satisfaction of the regulators or installs replacement generators already at the plant site, in Buchanan, N.Y., on the east bank of the Hudson River near Peekskill.

United and Delta both have had particularly rough weeks of late.

On Monday night, as Belfast's shops kept their doors open for the first of three weeks of late-night Christmas shopping, the city made the news again – for all the wrong reasons.

In the US, shaving seems pretty much compulsory; I once spent weeks – literally, weeks of late-night texting, emails, phone calls – setting up a date with a woman who was way out of my league.

You can also expect a few weeks of late-summer weather well into September.

What followed was a frantic week of late nights and one all-night session at the end of last month in which 40 bankers, lawyers and advisers racked up fees but managed to get sign-off.

In short, the greatest revelation of the first week of "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on NBC was that it's wholly plausible that the Roots are funnier than their host.