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31. We always dine out at weekends.
32. He spends the weekends cruising the bars.
33. Discipline is often relaxed at weekends.
34. The hospital has a skeleton staff at weekends.
35. She doesn't have to work at weekends.
36. They are usually paid off at weekends.
37. At weekends he would potter around the garden.
38. There are 22 working days[sentencedict.com/weekends.html],taking out weekends and holidays.
39. They spend their weekends messing around on their boat.
40. I go yachting most weekends in the summer.
41. There aren't very many weekends between now and Christmas.
42. The offices are also open at weekends.
43. My ex-husband has access to the children at weekends.
44. He likes to go climbing at weekends.
45. At weekends the beach is crowded with noisy trippers.
46. She attends regular training weekends to sharpen her skills.
47. The house is open to the public at weekends.
48. At weekends I like to sleep late.
49. Weekends were spent doing the garden.
50. My work began to eat into the weekends.
51. I only see him at weekends.
52. The exhibition is open on weekends.
53. I often fish / go fishing at weekends.
54. They work at opposite ends of the country ,(sentencedict.com) so only see each other at weekends.
55. I like the happy medium of working hard during the week and enjoying myself at weekends.
56. I go out most weekends, but rarely during the week.
57. A lot of the bars round here have live music at weekends.
58. This is one of the most fraught weekends of the year for the security forces.
59. Weekdays are slow in the restaurant, but at weekends the staff are rushed off their feet.
60. At weekends people want to leave the town for open countryside.
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