Examples of 'sunday to saturday' in a sentence
Meaning of "sunday to saturday"
sunday to saturday: Refers to the entire week, indicating a range of days starting from Sunday and ending on Saturday
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sunday to saturday
Live shows from sunday to saturday.
Ratings dropped significantly in the eighth season after it was moved from Sunday to Saturday.
Sunday to Saturday From dawn until dusk.
It appears to be a piece of a letter sent from Sunday to Saturday or vice versa.
Sunday to Saturday.
Complete as many as you can from Sunday to Saturday.
The race was switched from Sunday to Saturday to accommodate live CBS Sports coverage.
His employer established a work week that ran from Sunday to Saturday.
Accommodation is booked from Sunday to Saturday by default, extra nights are possible upon request.
Her employer has established a work week that runs from Sunday to Saturday.
Sunday to saturday, by appointement.
Displays days of the week Sunday to Saturday.
Sunday to saturday from 9am to 7pm.
Hays standard work week is Sunday to Saturday.
We are open from Sunday to Saturday 8am to 9pm.
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The Megaminx event may be moved from Sunday to Saturday.
Entrance and exit times Sunday to Saturday.
Courses start every Monday but accommodation is available from Sunday to Saturday.
Weeklong stays from Sunday to Saturday.
Price for 1 person, FULL BOARD weeks 7 days 6 nights, from sunday to saturday.
How to look stylish from Sunday to Saturday.
If approved, you would report your weekly earnings from Sunday to Saturday each week.
On the same day, Cadet was moved from Sunday to Saturday.
I: day of the week, full text format, Sunday to Saturday.
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Sunday at midnight the station goes soft rock
He will need bandages for sunday mass
Sunday is the first day of the week
Examples of using Saturday
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But saturday night things took a turn
They are not going to play this saturday anyway
Saturday needs a great deal of preparation
