Sentence examples for delay of three hours from inspiring English sources

Martin Wragg was finally awarded around €1,700 £1,4000) this month after his family faced a delay of three hours and 20 minutes on their return from San Javier, Spain, in October 2012.

Following the morning storms that caused a delay of three hours and 14 minutes, someone with a childish sense of humour floated a yellow bath duck in the lake that filled the hollow.

For the 2,800km flight from Las Palmas to Cardiff, a delay of three hours triggers the airline's responsibility to feed you and, if necessary, provide overnight accommodation until it can get you home.

According to the latest federal statistics, passengers aboard 278 planes suffered tarmac delays of three hours or more in June alone.

According to data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, there were 196 tarmac delays of three hours or more at Kennedy in 2009, but just 11 in the last four months of the year.

This was made worse in the Northeast by high wind gusts that caused more cancellations and delays yesterday morning; the F.A.A. was reporting delays of three hours and more on some arrivals at airports from Boston to New York (where LaGuardia, as usual, had the biggest jam-ups).

EU rules introduced in October 2012 indicate that passengers who have suffered delays of three hours or more at an airport within the EU should be able to claim back as much as £480 plus expenses – but airlines have been routinely rejecting such claims.

Ms Edwards argues this case – that the "vast majority" of delays of three hours or more are caused by "extraordinary circumstances such as the weather or a technical problem beyond the airline's control, which means most passengers will not be eligible for compensation for a delay".

The game was called after a delay of two hours, 14 minutes.

WIMBLEDON, England — After the rain here abated Friday afternoon, play resumed on the outer courts at Wimbledon around 1 30 p.m., a delay of two hours.

In a study published online on Monday in The Canadian Medical Association Journal, the scientists defined late arrival as a delay of six hours or more from the onset of pain to the beginning of treatment.