The phrase "a hours" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an hour" instead, as "hour" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "I need an hour to finish my work."
Alternatives: "one hour" or "a single hour."
In this hair-raising memoir Chua, a professor at Yale Law School, catalogs the iron-willed ways she drove her two young daughters — no TV, no sleepovers, no grade lower than an A, hours of music practice each day — all in the name of Chinese tradition.
The coach held today's practice to an atypically short one and a hours and didn't discuss game strategy.
"Tennis allowed me to impact people for a hours at a time, but my career has given me the opportunity to impact people for a lifetime".
'Someone who sits alone for a hours at a time, typing, must be really fascinating and it beats having to think about anything, doesn't it?' Her short stories and novels, the latest of which is Day, are often mordantly funny and teeming with startling images.
There is a hours hand at 11 o'clock and a minutes hand at 4. There is also a main seconds hand and a sub-seconds hand that engages with the chronometer.
In their comprehensive examination of formal caregiver stress and cognitive impairment, Novak and Chappell [ 9] used an extensive individual face-to-face interview that lasted approximately one and a hours – a form of the Burden Interview [ 13] modified for institutional caregivers and Maslach's Burnout Inventory [ 14].
Smith, who passed a 1,000 first-class runs during the match, spent over five-and-a-hours at the crease and hit 16 fours in his innings.
After an hour, a bus pulled over.
"It takes only an hour a week".
Practice about an hour a day.
Exercise at least an hour a day.
