Sentence examples for back one hour from inspiring English sources

And as Indianans turned their clocks back one hour on Sunday for the first time in 30 years, many business owners are grateful to be in step with other parts of the country, but some are angered by a new pattern of confusion.

Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour this weekend, specifically at 2 a.m. on Sunday.

Clocks are set back one hour.

AND REMEMBER: If you live in the United States, Daylight Savings Time ends overnight, meaning you should set your clocks back one hour.

(It comes, by the way, the day after the start of daylight saving time, when most people in the United States turn clocks back one hour, and lose an hour of sleep).

It seems that when the clock is moved forward or back one hour, the body's internal clock — its circadian rhythm, which uses daylight to stay in tune with its environment — does not adjust.

Fresh off their record-setting fourth consecutive Emmy win for Best Comedy Series, ABC's hit "Modern Family" is back (one-hour Season 5 premiere airs Wed., Sept. 25 at 9 p.m. ET) and we've got a very fun Instagram takeover happening to celebrate.

It has announced that this, "The Division," is no ordinary cop show and that this, a cop show, is no ordinary fare for Lifetime, the channel on which the series has its premiere on Sunday with back-to-back one-hour episodes.

Dkphoto "Nothing horrible will happen if the time in our region is shifted back by one hour.

Broadcasting in Albanian, which went up to three and a half hours a day to serve Kosovar refugees driven out of the province by the Serbs, has now been cut back to one hour and 45 minutes a day, Mr. Ungar said.

Spotted by Eva Taucar You won't be in Slovenia long before you hear some local proudly saying that our country is so small you can get from the Alps to the Adriatic sea, and back, in one hour if you drive a bad ass car and don't give a damn about speed limits.