Examples of 'takes six weeks' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes six weeks"
takes six weeks - requires a duration of six weeks to complete or occur
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takes six weeks
An injury that takes six weeks to heal.
It takes six weeks to produce one chair.
The maturation process takes six weeks.
It takes six weeks for a habit to form.
If you order it online it takes six weeks to arrive.
It takes six weeks to grow a chicken to slaughter weight.
Please note, Visa processing takes six weeks on average.
It takes six weeks to travel to the new planet and return.
But first the property has to be settled . Then it takes six weeks in Reno.
A gun takes six weeks.
The entry period is October / November each year and it normally takes six weeks.
It takes six weeks for the medication to have any effect.
A custom mold is 50 bucks and it takes six weeks.
It takes six weeks.
Do not matter how soon I get you there, lady, it still takes six weeks.
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Recovery takes six weeks and the brothers are about halfway finished.
Otherwise, it takes six weeks.
It takes six weeks to climb Everest.
In Texas, it takes six weeks.
It takes six weeks to get DNA tests.
Reed Hastings takes six weeks of vacation a year.
The treatment takes six weeks and it would require you to come to Stockholm.
It just… Remember, it takes six weeks for the bone to be attached.
Typically, it takes six weeks of recovery after the procedure.
Then it takes six weeks in Reno.
On average, it takes six weeks of regular training to improve your aerobic fitness noticeably.
You know, it takes six weeks for Tortools to replenish their paint supply.
Moron . It takes six weeks to get DNA tests.
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