Examples of 'weeks short' in a sentence

Meaning of "weeks short"

weeks short - Referring to a period of time that lacks a few weeks to reach a certain timeframe or deadline

How to use "weeks short" in a sentence

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weeks short
Six weeks short of ten years.
I am told it was two weeks short of a record.
Two weeks short of viability.
Briggs decided to leave home, just four weeks short of her eighteenth birthday.
A few weeks short of his 85th birthday, he 's still hitting his stride.
He was just a couple of weeks short of finishing his tour.
This is leave which maternity 26 weeks seminars for selection . to 19 weeks short of the.
He was just a few weeks short of his fortieth birthday.
She died of bladder and lung cancer four weeks short of her 63rd birthday.
I have two weeks short of five years at sea.
After a long illness, Moffatt died at his home two weeks short of his 90th birthday.
He was two weeks short of his 35th birthday.
He died of tuberculosis in Philadelphia in 1916, a few weeks short of his fortieth birthday.
It closed 10 weeks short of its planned 16-week run due to disappointing ticket sales.
Twenty-two weeks, two weeks short of viability.

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He was about five weeks short of his 80th birthday.
Murphy died in Los Angeles two weeks short of his 97th birthday.
Barbara died a few weeks short of her 100th birthday.
He died at Bath, Somerset, a few weeks short of his 90th birthday.
Twenty-two weeks, two weeks short of viability. Gestational age?
My grandmother died two weeks short of her 102nd birthday.
Ernesto Sábato died only weeks short of his one hundredth birthday in 2011.

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I prepared a short address to commemorate our embarkation
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