51.   He earns a living playing reggae music and its predecessor, ska, three nights a week in downtown Manhattan clubs like the Knitting Factory and the Cooler.

52.   He had been working six nights a week and deserved a vacation, Mamary conceded.

53.   He can be found perusing a menu up to five nights a week, sometimes for business, more often for pleasure.

54.   He recalled walking late one night down a TriBeCa street, and seeing a white woman begin to run.

55.   He said he trains five to six nights a week and is hooked on boxing.

56.   He has rented a three-bedroom apartment on Central Park South for the several nights a week he plans to spend in New York.

57.   He spends six nights a week in New Jersey and spends each Wednesday night in Washington Heights with his wife.

58.   He was famous for sleeping on a cot at the office up to three nights a week.

59.   Her aggrieved and resentful wife seethes while working seven nights a week as a bartender to pay the bills.

60.   His pharmaceutical sales job meant spending four nights a week away from his wife and son.