Examples of 'tuesday last' in a sentence
Meaning of "tuesday last"
tuesday last: This phrase is used to specify the most recent Tuesday that occurred in the past. It helps to indicate a specific timeframe or point in time by referring to the day of the week and its proximity to the present moment
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tuesday last
Like the one on Tuesday last week.
On Tuesday last they celebrated their golden wedding.
Charged with wilful murder of a woman on Tuesday last.
He arrived on Tuesday last week and both he and his mum are doing well.
There was a letter from him dated Tuesday last.
On Tuesday last week an open letter called for a global moratorium on new coal mines.
I think we did a Tuesday last year.
Tuesday last week, I got myself a new friend.
Pat had been ill for some time and died on Tuesday last.
Himself confirmed to us on Tuesday last week that my sister Khloe is.
The second meeting of the Governing Council took place on Tuesday last week.
Dated Tuesday last.
Bought a single pair Tuesday last.
Authorities had on Tuesday last week announced that Ventura Ceballos had escaped.
Must have been Tuesday last.
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On Tuesday last week, the stars aligned for Chris.
I completely forgot about Tone Poem Tuesday last week.
Tuesday last day to file for Boonville 's April elections.
Yesterday . There was a letter from him dated Tuesday last.
On Tuesday last week, police arrested a man in his 30s for questioning.
Of a woman unknown in Portland Mansions, London on Tuesday last.
Where were you Tuesday last week?
The Certificate of Primary Education ( CPE ) results for the year were out on Tuesday last.
Tuesday last week… they brought a man, a North African.
When did they play, Monday or Tuesday last week?
Tuesday last Tuesday, yes.
Now look here… - You're under arrest. Charged with wilful murder of a woman on Tuesday last.
Tuesday last week, when gym was cancelled?
Mrs. Shears . Bought a single pair Tuesday last.
Oh . Tuesday last.
Why, you did, sir . Must have been Tuesday last.
