Sennight

She promised to return the book in a sennight.

The farmer had to wait a sennight before harvesting the wheat.

The medieval knight pledged to protect the kingdom for a sennight and a day.

The festival lasted for a sennight, with different activities each day.

The employees were given a sennight to complete their tasks.

The sailor had been lost at sea for a sennight before being rescued.

The young couple went on a romantic trip for a sennight to celebrate their anniversary.

The doctor advised the patient to rest for a sennight to recover from the illness.

The sennight between Christmas and New Year's is often a time of relaxation and reflection.

The sennight leading up to the wedding was filled with last-minute preparations and nerves.

She promised to return within a sennight, but it turned out to be a month before we heard from her again.

The deadline for the project is a sennight from now, so we need to work quickly and efficiently.

The doctor told him to rest for a sennight after his surgery before resuming normal activities.

In medieval times, a sennight was considered a short time for a journey of any distance.

He took a sennight off from work to visit his family.

The trip was planned for a sennight but ended up being extended.

The restaurant is closed for a sennight for renovation.

We have a sennight to prepare for the competition.

They agreed to meet in a sennight to discuss the matter further.

The pilgrims walked for a sennight to reach their destination.

The ancient calendar was based on a sennight of seven days.

The weather forecast predicted rain for the next sennight.

It has been a sennight since the last time we saw each other.

The hotel charged per sennight for guests staying longer than a week.