Sentence examples for call the hour from inspiring English sources

If you do that for, say, a month, then chances are you will begin to wake in the middle of the night to that very peaceful, nurturing and creative space that I call The Hour of God.

Sadly, instead of waking to what I call the Hour of God, many of us wake instead to the Hour of the Wolf -- that eerie, predatory insomnia which strikes somewhere between 2 and 4 a.m, Those are the hours we agonize about, thinking "Oh my god, I'm going to be tired tomorrow.

The league was also able to gain an extra hour on the continuity call, the hour before or after a performance when stagehands perform duties related to that performance.

JOAN WILLIAMS: This is what I call the hours problem.

"I get to call the hours, work on my craft and pay the bills". These are not idle considerations.

The secret, he maintains, is hard work, plenty of golf, and being safely asleep before the Prince of Darkness can call the hours his own.

For the trader this is a moment of transformation, what the French since the Middle Ages have called "the hour between dog and wolf".

And there's no better ode to this magical time than a very short book by American historian Bernard DeVoto, called The Hour: A Cocktail Manifesto.

The first, which he calls the "hour of the lawyers," is when new constitutions are written, including basic rights and the rule of law.

Its producers will be wary of any "British Boardwalk Empire" comparisons, since calling The Hour the "British Mad Men" weighted expectations unflatteringly.

She preaches at a weekly lunchtime service downtown, called "The Hour of Power," where hundreds of government workers enjoy a sermon and a sandwich.