Sentence examples for about one o'clock from inspiring English sources

When I met him, Andrew Brown – a 35-year-old family man with three kids – had caught his most recent obstructing charge at about one o'clock in the morning, on his way home from a long night driving a shuttle bus for casino-goers.

Members of the group were briefed on the situation that would confront them: at about one o'clock, the Internet would go down.

In my capacity as a meteorologist, I guess play will commence at about one o'clock.

I see the tweets at about one o'clock: "Tanks moving into Bab el-Louq.

About one o'clock Mr Hoover and Mr Roosevelt, accompanied by their aides, left the Capitol and appeared on the steps of the east portico, where a crowd of perhaps 150,000 persons awaited them.

The Sylacauga Meteorite crashed through the roof of a house in Sylacauga, Alabama, at about one o'clock in the afternoon on November 30 , 1954

"One o'clock on the dot, kiddo".

By one o'clock on Tuesday morning in Beijing, the value of a single bitcoin had hit a record of nearly four thousand three hundred yuan, or about seven hundred dollars.

On Saturdays, a one o'clock matinee ended at about 5.30pm, then the 6.30pm performance ended just before 11pm.

Not many people were about; it was after midnight, almost one o'clock, the widely spaced lampposts casting pools of misty, yellow illumination.

That's at one o'clock, about ninety minutes from now.