Sentence examples for 24-hour gap from inspiring English sources

The 24-hour gap between peace and wartime gave me enough time to gather my passport, computer and favorite photos and flee to a hotel in the center of the city.

Hence, the 24-hour gap requirement that we had to contend with during our fieldwork and our own need to pre-book interview appointments, effected long delays for us in our data collection, rather than the particular old age vulnerabilities of our participants or their specific 'cultural' differences in time-use from the White, young and middle-class norm.

One plan, now believed to have been shelved, involved four waves of five-day strikes interspersed with 24-hour gaps.

There is also a 24 hour gap between the US and UK broadcast, which may lead some impatient British fans to illegally watch it prior to the broadcast.

When the press storm broke I found a 24 hour gap in the schedule and flew back to see what I could do about the crowd of photographers and reporters besieging Tinglan's home.

The 72-hour gap between the Thursday afternoon, when friends and family were leaving messages for Milly, and the Sunday evening, when her voicemail suddenly became clear, made this the most likely explanation for Mrs Dowler's moment of hope.

The judge sentencing Faiz at Leeds Crown Court, said it was "extraordinary" that rules in Pakistan only state that there should be a 12-hour gap between "bottle and throttle", no matter how much the pilot had drunk.

He thanked everybody who stood with him as he battled to have the test result overturned and then took determined aim at what has become the heart of his case — the 44-hour gap between the time his urine sample was collected by a drug tester after an Oct. 1 playoff game in Milwaukee to the moment it was delivered to a FedEx office for shipment to a drug laboratory in Montreal.

Allenby did not return a message from the Golf Channel about the strip club development but said late last week that there's a 2.5-hour gap in his memory from that night.

Mice were exposed to concentrations in ascending order, with a 24 hour gap between tests.

Gap closure was quantified (Tscratch software) at both 0 and 24 hours and percent of closure determined with the following equation: percent of closure = average of ((gap area: 0 hour) – (gap area: 24 hours))/(gap area: 0 hour) using images from 12 different microscopic fields per well (4X magnification).