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Meanings of give a week in English
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Usage of give a week in English
1
I wish to give a week's notice.
2
Just the same," he murmured, after a long pause, "I'd give a week's pay to know who got them horses.
3
Squire Carne was of too high a family for that; but she would give a week's rent to know what was inside him.
4
They've asked people to raise €4500 and give a week of their time in April or October to build houses and communities in rural Haiti.
5
Prosecutors were given a week to decide whether to seek a re-trial.
6
They would be given a week in which to leave the country.
7
Where a hen gives a week, shall not I give a month?
8
Yes; he was given a week in which to straighten matters.
9
We should not be given a week in which to pack.
10
The applicant was given a week to think over it.
11
She had been given a week to reflect, and had spent it in inconsolable tears.
12
Now Maud would have given a week's wages for the moral force to disobey Sophia.
13
He added: "We only gave a week's notice for our election of Mayor."
14
Lastly, the local committees issue their calls, usually giving a week or ten days' notice.
15
These interpreters are given a week's month's worth of training before they're shipped out to combat.
16
Well, he was giving a week-end party down at that place of his on the Hudson.