Sentence examples for changes time zones from inspiring English sources

Timex has a new technology called Flextime, built into its Beepwear line of pager watches, that automatically sets and keeps the correct time even as the wearer changes time zones.

I think it's just a tough, tough haul when you have to change time zones".

The Devils' Midwestern swing against Columbus, Detroit and St . Louiswill be the last time they change time zones this season.

Sleep researchers are also working with professional and amateur athletes who, of course, change time zones to play "away" games or perform at international meets.

(Remnick himself has minted the immortal dictum: 'There are only 30 hours in the day - and that's if you're lucky enough to change time zones.') It's not just the work: he has a family too.

Orfeu M. Buxton, the lead author and an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard, said the key for people who must work nights, or rapidly change time zones, is to "get better sleep during the day by sleeping in a dark, silent, cool room".

It links to your calendar and it even tunes the times in your calendar when you change time zones automatically, something Google has trouble with.

The watch combined functions, allowing the user to change time zones by adding or subtracting hours and minutes in the calculator.

Romanian Liberals Love Europe So Much They Want to Change Time Zones.

Imagine the confusion in Europe for this period -- when crossing from one country to another, you didn't just change time zones, you entered a whole new calendar zone!

35 The Bolivians did not have to change time zones prior to the camp, but they did have to descend from high altitude.