Sentence examples for crowded hour from inspiring English sources

But despite the build up, the tonal closure makes the story one of an ill fate preordained, the final line let down that "one crowded hour would lead to my wreck and ruin".

In July 2009, "One Crowded Hour" was voted number 59 by the Australian public in Triple J Hottest 100 of all time.

Then Triple J played the hell out of One Crowded Hour and everything changed.

Lyricist Glenn Richards is more concerned with "the way words move together" than following a singular narrative, though One Crowded Hour disguises this.

There's still no salvation to be found at the end of our search, but for one crowded hour, the search itself is more than worth the effort.

At a crowded hour you'll spend much of your interactions with servers asking them to repeat what they just said or repeating what you've just said.

"Colonel Roosevelt," by Edmund Morris (Random House; $35) This third volume of Morris's biography covers only Theodore Roosevelt's last ten, non-Presidential years, but it is full of what T.R. called "crowded hours," including his bolt from the Republican Party and his second-place finish as a third-party candidate in 1912.

I got mine: to find a table to eat my goat cheese sandwich during the crowded lunch hour.

TAMALE, Ghana, 27 July 2012 – The classroom is crowded – an hour before school is meant to start for the day.

HIV/AIDS clubs teach children to protect themselves from the disease in Ghana TAMALE, Ghana, 27 July 2012 – The classroom is crowded – an hour before school is meant to start for the day.

Less crowded at this hour is the ninth-century Phnom Bakheng, a five-tiered, rectangular temple built on a hill.