Examples of 'finished the week' in a sentence
Meaning of "finished the week"
finished the week: Refers to the completion of the work week, typically ending on a Friday. It implies that the week's tasks, assignments, or responsibilities have been completed
How to use "finished the week" in a sentence
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finished the week
The dollar finished the week lower.
Finished the week with the hike.
Precious metals finished the week mixed.
I finished the week by taking the morning for myself.
Precious metals finished the week with losses.
It finished the week slightly higher, its first weekly gain for May.
Precious metals also finished the week lower.
Gold finished the week with a slight decline.
Markets across Europe and Asia finished the week higher.
Gold finished the week higher.
The writing of this annual report was finished the week of Remembrance Day.
Gould finished the week with six points on his three goals.
UK and European leading indexes finished the week higher than when they started.
We finished the week with an ‘ alternative sports ' afternoon.
The major indexes finished the week with losses.
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In its original broadcast the episode reached a 16.0 Nielsen rating and finished the week ranked second.
The dollar finished the week with losses.
He scored a goal and handed out an assist and finished the week with a plus-three rating.
And, they finished the week still at the top of the Metropolitan Division.
The major U.S. stock indices finished the week higher.
The dollar finished the week with a slight loss.
Finished the week with the family!!
Marlene finished the week.
We finished the week strong!
Still, the indexes finished the week with a gain.
He finished the week with a plus-7 rating.
In any case, stocks finished the week with mixed results.
It finished the week ranked 39th.
Stock indices finished the week in the "green.".
She also finished the week with a +4 rating.
Wall Street finished the week with modest gains.
The veteran infielder finished the week first in hits, batting average and slugging percentage.
All three indexes finished the week up by 1.5 percent or more.
