Sentences with phrase «gaps of a couple of months»

Sometimes there may be a gap of a couple of months between the lapse in insurance cover and the actual suspension.

Not exact matches

For me, the obvious gap in the squad is the backup for Francis Coquelin, especially as Jack Wilshere's ankle fracture could mean him being unavailable for the next couple of months.

Plus, I think part of its appeal lies in the gap between Perry's portrayal as the Next Great Thing a couple of months back, the inevitable Front Runner, and the fact that in this clip he looks like a drunk frat boy delivering a bad toast at his buddy's wedding («Can I tell you how much I love this guy?

A couple months ago, I walked into Gap and bought all of their men's white poplin dress shirts so that I can't complain about not having anything to wear.

We've been hearing about a 2018 variant of the Nokia 6 for a couple of months now, and the product listing fills in the remaining gaps.

If your work gap is longer than a couple of months, then you should certainly include an explanation in your cover letter.

If the gap is longer than a couple of months, there's a good chance you'll be asked for an explanation, if you haven't already provided one in a cover letter already.

You don't need to worry about gaps of a couple of weeks but if you've been out of work for months (or even years) you need to clearly and concisely explain why.

Unemployed job seekers need to fill the void with special projects or volunteer work if a gap in employment extends beyond a couple of months.

During my first couple of months in China I often thought about how we used to daydream about closing the gap.