用“next week”造句大全，next week造句

His parole application is up for review next week.

I will go on business either this week or next week.

Details of more study will be presented at the AIDS meeting in Vienna next week.

It is a habit we need to nurture because our natural tendency is to stray from the here and how to tomorrow, next week or next month.

Radcliffe, who is 20 next week, has thousands of adoring female fans around the world but is single.

But the doctors say he's over the hump now, getting stronger every day, and he can go home next week.

We'll talk more about projections next week because I think this is a very important subject for startups and entrepreneurial management teams to wrap their heads around.

Then you speak with the executive director of a small puppet theater, assuring him to submit a letter of intent some time next week.

During next week?s launch test, the flight is expected to last just over two minutes and reach an altitude of about 28 miles (45 km) as the Ares I-X rocket launches eastward over the Atlantic Ocean.

And sure enough, following on a gory description of the annihilation of a Eurasian army, with stupendous figures of killed and prisoners, came the announcement that, as from next week, the chocolate ration would be reduced from thirty grammes to twenty.

That hurdle should be cleared at next week's meeting.

Sentencing takes place next week.

I'll pay you a visit next week.

A new actress was billed for next week.

The eviction next week can only be a short-term solution to a long-term problem.

He followed up his letter with a visit the next week.

The eviction of the site could start as early as next week, Basildon council indicated in court.

When I saw her the next week, I had to do some reframing of my own to help her embrace the fledgling belief.

Yesterday morning, I turned in my resignation from my day job (I work with U.S. military veterans for the Guam Legislature). OK, it doesn’t actually take effect until the end of next week, but still.

I ask your excellencies' pardon, but this is quite a French demand; for the next week you will not find a single tailor who would consent to sew six buttons on a waistcoat if you paid him a crown a piece for each button."

A Are you going to the big concert next weekend?

The rations will suffice until next week.

Parliament will debate the nationalization issue next week.

Shall we hold another round of talk next week focusing on some technical problems?

No one would invest there because no one could be sure what the law would be next week.

Commemorative COINS will be issued next week to honor Korean figure skater Kim Yu-na's gold medal at the Vancouver Winter Olympics, the Korean Olympic Committee said.

DO YOU have plans for next weekend?

OK, next week. Mmm, maybe the week after.

They are going to have shotgun marriage next week.

JAPAN, already in an introspective mood after data released last week confirming that its economy was overtaken by China's last week, will be forced to ponder its place in the world again next week.

The new bill, which also allows for greater congressional oversight of such surveillance, could be voted on next week, but would need to be reconciled with whatever the Senate passes.

School reopens next week.

There will be an exhibition of the development of automobile industry in our country next week.

If it runs infrequently or is not causing production issues and is part of the workload, we'll tune it for next week during our weekly maintenance.

I reckon we'll go next week.

The deal includes a short-term continuing resolution to fund the government into next week to buy time for the House - whose members are on recess this week - to approve the deal.

The new president will shake up the company next week.

I: I hope by next weekend.

It's sometimes wrongly imagined that astronomers, contemplating timespans measured in billions, must be serenely unconcerned about next year, next week and tomorrow.

In Mexico, which marks its bicentennial next week, drug gangs have met a government crackdown with mayhem on a scale not seen since the country's revolution of a century ago.