Sentence examples for white week from inspiring English sources
noun
A week that is in low demand because it is in a holiday low season. Especially used in time-share, but not limited to this industry.
A "red" week in Orlando, Fla., during the peak tourist season would be worth more than a "white" week, which might be the height of the hurricane season.
The major revivals of the Balanchine Black &-White Week were exciting even when just viewed on paper beforehand: they promised the revitalization of choreography and of roles.
Regardless, I have a feeling that this gal would definitely give viewers a taste of the Great White Way week by week in her runway challenge.
Claude Le Tohic, Robuchon's executive chef, told me that when truffles are in season he goes through ten or twelve pounds of black ones and five pounds of white a week.
Brown is Not the new White [business week].
Republican Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard is throwing a fundraiser for White this week while also ignoring the controversy.
The relationship between ΣDAP concentrations and gestational age was stronger for white (–0.7 weeks; CI: –1.1, –0.3) than for black (–0.1 weeks; 95% CI: –0.9, 0.6) newborns.
Most Christians in London are non-white; each week Muslim worshippers outnumber those from the Church of England.
The Seattle Seahawks waived running back LenDale White just weeks after the splashy draft-day trade that sent him from Tennessee.
For Wall Street, a quiet end to a white-knuckled week did little to erase nagging fears about the stability of the financial system and the painful yearlong recession.
After graduating, Hammond, who maintains his swimmers physique on a diet that includes a gallon of egg whites a week, took a job as an energy analyst at Goldman Sachs in New York.
