1. I go to aerobics three times a week, week in, week out.

2. I just seem to do the same things week in week out.

3. Every Sunday, week in, week out, she writes to her parents.

4. He has the same food week in,week out,because he is very busy recently.

5. Every Sunday, week in, week out, she goes to her parents for lunch.

6. We keep practicing the same dance steps week in, week out.

7. Emma: Too clever by half, Or so the critics said, week in, week out.

8. U play week in week out and that's the most important trust me!

9. 'We have to perform week in week out, and show consistency and maturity that gives you the right to be champions, ' he says.

10. This wage is used to support workers in order that they can continue to exert labour-power week in week out.

11. It's a funny one with Torres, we all just want him playing like he did against Chelsea week in week out and it looks like he is on his way back to that at long last.

12. It was one of the best times of my life and I can only envy those Gooners who get to do it week in week out.

13. But under Villas-Boas, he has become the most influential player on the team week in week out.

14. You get more variety in your work. You're not slaving week in week out in a hot kitchen, like me.

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15. Against Burnley, he was brilliant, absolutely fantastic. But if you are going to be a big player you need to do that week in week out at a consistent level.

16. Obviously [English football] is totally different to what he's used to playing but now he is playing week in week out in the Premier League, which is very physical, and he is showing his qualities.

17. But if you are going to be a big player you need to do that week in week out at a consistent level.