Sentence examples for commercial hours from inspiring English sources

But in those cities the people do not live a modern life, they do not work too grimly, and they sleep in the afternoons; here they keep the same commercial hours as in New York, and practice the hard efficiency that is the price this age asks for money.

The meters, called Muni-Meters, are programmed so that during the busiest commercial hours, generally from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, they charge $1 for the first hour, $2 for the second hour and $3 for the last hour, or a total of $6 for the maximum three hours that a truck may occupy a spot.

In 2004, commercial drivers' hours of service regulations were tightened, reducing the workday by at least one hour, several in many cases.

The Internet commercial appeared hours after Ed Gillespie, the Republican National Committee chairman, gave a speech accusing Mr. Kerry's campaign of running an already unreasonably harsh campaign.

Airport spokesman Victor Gill said that in 2010, Bob Hope Airport had 7,699 landings or takeoffs during the commercial curfew hours.

It also runs the only commercial 24-hour news channel based in Britain, Sky News.

Sky News, wholly owned by BSkyB, is the only commercial 24 hour news channel.

It is now a nationwide service and the world's first commercial 24-hour Asian radio station.

State television gives most of the coverage to Mr. dos Santos, showing what amounts to campaign commercials for hours every day.

Those who watch BBC World, a commercial 24-hour television channel that broadcasts around the world, say that there, too, the reports seem more partisan than those of competitors like CNN or the American commercial networks.

For seven consecutive commercial-free hours each Sunday, on cable and on DirecTV, millions of fans are transported at breakneck pace from city to city and game to game, for what is essentially a live nonstop highlight show.