Sentence examples for block hour from inspiring English sources
noun
Time from the moment the aircraft door closes at departure of a revenue flight until the moment the aircraft door opens at the arrival gate following its landing. Block hours are the industry standard measure of aircraft utilization.
- Some airlines average more than twelve block hours a day from their long-haul aircraft.
According to the JetSuite site, you can book a plane for an "all-in average block hour rate" of around $5,000; however, JetSuite's site also offers a SuiteDeals section that features last-minute daily flights starting at $536 each way for the whole jet.
At the AMC Loews Lincoln Square cinemas, the lines encircled a city block hours before the movie started playing.
There have been 42 executions this year, including one last month in Texas, which the Supreme Court declined to block hours after granting review in the Kentucky case.
Szechuan sauce hopefuls lined up around the block hours after the last bracelets were given out.
Szechuan Sauce hopefuls lined up around the block hours after the last bracelets were given out.
The one free clinic in the county that serves such patients often has a line around the block hours before it opens at 7 a.m.
At the same time Sherry Lansing, Lisa Paulsen, Katie Couric, and Ellen Ziffren were working on the networks to give them a 'road-block' hour of television to raise money for cancer research.
These blocked hours are used for Reading Aloud or Shared Reading (20 min ., Interactive or Shared Writing (20 min ., Letter/Word study (10 min ., Guided or Independent Reading (60 min ., and Writing Workshop (25 min).
3. Block 1 hour with 200 μL/well Superblock (Pierce, Rockford, IL cat# 37515), 37°C.
Their cars were moving a couple of blocks an hour.
(A car circled the block for hours, a man inside staring out at him).
