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61. He began to plan what he would do with his Sundays.
62. It'seemed to her that she had not heard from him for a month of Sundays.
63. You won't find it, not in a month of Sundays.
64. It is not always economic for buses to run on Sundays.
65. There are no buses on Sundays.
66. Sundays he would sleep late.
67. Most involved both dailies and Sundays.
68. On Sundays they would sleep late.
69. This shop is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
70. Ewan used to visit them on Sundays.
71. I usually cook a big meal on Sundays.
72. Two Sundays back, I heard Sithole preach.
73. Access - Sundays only during the fishing season.
74. The fare is cheaper on Saturdays and Sundays.
75. She visits her parents on alternate Sundays.
76. She doesn't even like sleeping in, even on Sundays.
77. They go with the slippers on Sundays.
78. The mellow mid-day jazz on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays?
79. Sundays meant a slight relaxation of economies.
80. Sundays: ￡40 day only after noon.
81. We used to keep it round Nezzer Eyres's and pick it up on Sundays when we wanted it.
82. On Sundays there was a morning service in the village church and an evening hymn-sing in the auditorium.
83. These clinics were held irregularly on Sundays in rooms hired at the Copthorn Hotel, Glasgow.
84. Available on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays, the concession is available on most InterCity trains in and out of London.
85. The softball leagues have extended the reign of the weekend warrior from just Saturdays and Sundays to after-work hours on weekdays.
86. He was traveling alone, because he wanted his bodyguards to spend Sundays with their families.
87. Evenings and Sundays were as hyperthyroid as the long workdays.sentencedict.com
88. Even Margaret Thatcher in her prime could not carry her party on the question of Sundays.
89. I was hungry for the security of routine and revelled in roast beef Sundays and meat-pie Mondays.
90. In the suburb in London they went to Mass on Sundays but that was that.
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