The vision should translate itself into weekday terms.
Her soul must have a weekday value, known according to the world's knowledge.
The weekday world had triumphed over the Sunday world.
It was not houses and factories He would hold in His bosom: nor householders nor factory-workers nor poor people: but something that had no part in theweekday world, nor seen nor touched with weekday hands and eyes.
Let them speak now: let them bespeak themselves in weekday terms.
Well, then, there was a weekday life to live, of action and deeds.
For all her life was a weekday life, now, this was the whole.
She herself, Ursula Brangwen, must know how to take the weekday life.
I hate this weekday strain of having to be always each day at a set time in a certain place.
They are fond of playing tricks on mortals who fall into their power; and are given to singing in a circular dance the weekday song.
On weekday mornings the master of the mountain was up earlier, hoeing the flower beds that frilled the verandas, and seeing to the setting out of trees and vines.
Two weekday afternoons, and Sunday after midday dinner, were allowed him.
Eloquent words, aye and true words, spoken in vacuo, will be dull to most hearers; eternal truths laid alongside theweekday work and temptation will always be interesting.
When was it--was it the evening of the weekday or weekend?
On Sunday we should breathe different air and see weekday vexations from a Sunday point of view.
Of such a nature is the ordinary Sunday evening service at most of our churches, or the weekday Benedictions, meetings of Confraternities, etc.
A difficulty of the opposite kind is created when a priest has to say a late mass, whether on a weekday or a Sunday.
Such are the few words which we deliver to Holy Family meetings, or other Confraternities, and short addresses at weekdayevening services.
Blindness did not stop his workânothing of the kind; the regular Bible and annual Confirmation classes were continued as before, the weekday and Sunday sermons as regularly prepared and preached.
I recollect preaching one weekday night (and people would crowd the churches on weekday evenings fifty years ago far more readily than they do now) at some wild place in Lancashire or Yorkshire, I think Lancashire.
It may be noted of this worthy clerk that, with the exception of a week or two before his death, he was never absent from his Sunday and weekday duties in the forty-seven years during which he held office.
To Sunday blows the clerk, who was afflicted with rheumatism, added weekday anathemas as he climbed the steep ascent to the bell-chamber and the yet steeper ladder that gave access to the leads of the tower.
Let me give one closing story of him on one of those weekday mornings.
During the sermon this zealous servant of the sanctuary would take up his broom and sweep out the middle alley, in order to save himself the fatigue of a weekday visit.
This cook on her weekday evening would walk to Brindley Edge, spend three quarters of an hour in her home, and walk back to Bursley, reaching Trafalgar Road just in time to get to bed.
They had no surcease except one long weekday evening each week and a short Sunday evening each fortnight.
In accordance with that, the tithi is usually used and cited with the weekday on which it ends; but there are special rules regarding certain rites, festivals, &c.
So the greater part of every weekday was spent, and on Sunday he usually preached one, and sometimes two extempore sermons.
The hour was now already past my weekday bedtime, but we had another service to attend, the Believers' Prayer Meeting, which commonly occupied forty minutes more.
Scientific investigation sincerely carried out in that spirit became a kind of weekday interpretation of the current creed of Sundays.
Today his churchyard appeared to him so solemn and festive, that he wondered (though it was Monday) why his parishioners were not in their holiday, but merely in their weekday drapery.
Hereupon my Reverend Cousin Fixlein and I repaired, with the other persons whom I have already named, into the Church, and there celebrated before innumerable hearers a weekday prayer-service.
Even on weekday services he wears the white handkerchief, which when round the neck denotes that you are a swell on your way to dinner, or a waiter, or a gentleman of the clerical profession.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "weekday" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
