Sentence examples for across five hours from inspiring English sources

This study looked at the effects of consumption of a 5-h ENERGY® shot (5-HES) on various cognitive functions across five hours on 24 college-aged students using a double-blind, cross-over, placebo-based design.

It averaged just 2.7 million viewers across five hours from 5.30pm on BBC1, compared with an average of nearly 9 million for the Diana memorial concert a week earlier.

The blessing was to continue across two hours of music.

"All the Way" sprawls across three hours of stage time as it covers an imposingly wide swath of territory.

However, there were also mitigating factors for Sunday night's low overnight audience, including the warm weather and ITV's celebrity football show Soccer Aid, which averaged 3.9 million across four hours from 6pm to 10pm.

Essentially the story of the month Rolling Stone reporter Evan Wright spent embedded with First Recon Marine at "the tip of the spear" of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, it is densely populated with vivid characters and technical vocabulary, all spread across eight hours.

Taggart averaged 6.9m (34% share) across two hours, taking the shine off Big Brother's penultimate night (though it still beat BBC1's Thin Blue Line repeat) and leading into a strong performance for the Nightly News at 11pm with 4.1m viewers, a 36%sharee.

Eventually, of course, it's impossible to transcribe the novel faithfully, even across four hours, and the liberties taken by the adapters — the screenplay is by David Nicholls, who wrote the novel and film "Starter for 10" — are instructive.

The director Paulette Randall's revival of "Fences" shows Wilson's indebtedness specifically to "Death of a Salesman" in a play that all but exhorts us across three hours to remember that "attention must be paid".

Sunday 12 December We've covered The X Factor final ratings in detail elsewhere today – suffice to say it hit a new high for the show, with a 17.2 million average audience and a 55% share across two hours from 7.30pm.

So said Mick Newell, England selector, Nottinghamshire supremo and a man not known as a showerer of unearned praise, on 6 July at Trent Bridge after Haseeb Hameed had soaked up 284 balls across six hours and 26 minutes to save the game for Lancashire against a Notts attack containing Stuart Broad and Imran Tahir.