Sentence examples similar to 24-7 from inspiring English sources
adverb
Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week; continuously.
Within 24 hours of this happening Katie Hopkins posted vile remarks on Twitter about how long the people of Scotland live for.
Whether the Earth was created in 7 days, or 7 actual eras, I'm not sure we'll ever be able to answer that.
Mr Mallon, 65, moved to quell speculation that he would be the natural successor to the Nobel prize-winning Mr Hume within 24 hours of the leader's resignation.
We will not be able to refund you where we did not receive your notice 7 days before the start of the Guardian Masterclass (regardless of when you sent it).
Reports of his being rounded on by eurozone counterparts decrying his "amateurish" ways at a summit meeting on 24 April, appear only to have rallied support.
He was sent to prison, where he served a sentence of 24 days, an experience that traumatised him.
7 January: The Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi describes Mario Balotelli as a "bad apple" during a televised interview, adding, "I would never accept him being a part of our changing room".
The intervening hours were filled with internal feuding and bloodletting, played out in public and in real time, like a cross between The Thick of It and 24.
7 February: Britain and the US recall their ambassadors to Damascus in protest at the Assad regime's "murderous" behaviour towards its own civilians.
Police believe the man - a gerontophile with a predilection for elderly women - has broken into the homes of 98 pensioners in south-east London over the past 16 years, raping four of them and indecently assaulting 24.
Your 9 5 became your 24/7, and when a family member asks how things are going work-wise you give them The Pitch and subconsciously expect constructive feedback.
