Sentence examples for early morning shift from inspiring English sources

In addition, fewer officers were required to work the early morning shift, statistically a low-crime period.

a Early morning shift: starting between 5.00 am and 6.59 am; evening shift: having worked at least one hour after 7.00 pm and with the shift ending no later than midnight; night shift: having worked at least one hour between midnight and 5.00 am; sleep shift (including weekend and on call shifts): having slept at work and woken up to work whenever necessary.

· Renee Zellweger will host two segments from noon-1pm and 2-3pm ET. · Fran Drescher will appear on a panel from 1-2pm ET. · Gloria Reuben returns after an early morning shift to host once more from 11am – noon ET. · Climate scientists Bill Easterling, Michael Oppenheimer, and Jim McCarthy will appear throughout the day.

Michela, who works as a cleaner in the City, relied on night bus to get to her early morning shift.

On a recent day, a grandmother dropped off a first grader at 4 30 a.m. on the way to her early morning shift at Burger King.

After working an early morning shift at a nearby hotel and an afternoon spent barbecuing with her family, Jaimie Cahill fell asleep on a couch in the basement, waiting for her laundry to dry.

Her son is at school nearby, but as a newly-qualified nurse earning a salary of £21,000, Grace, who moved from Nigeria over a decade ago, is unable to afford to rent in this part of central London, where she wants to be so that her son can stay in the school where he has begun his A-levels, and so she can easily travel to the hospital where she often works nights and early morning shifts.

Recent changes in Apple Store scheduling policies have led to a "very big overhaul" of workers' schedules and responsibilities, which means that the average Apple Store employee has less time to do repairs, less consistent schedules and a lot more employee burnout as they spend more time on the floor and work more early morning shifts immediately following night shifts.

The storm mode on April 26 was predicted to consist of mostly discrete supercells during the afternoon and early evening, shifting over to a mesoscale convective complex, with more of a threat of damaging winds and hail during the nighttime hours.

The progressive superspecialization of nephrology, with new and more complex dialysis techniques and accesses, more varied immunosuppressive regimes, is making the availability of a consulting nephrologist increasingly necessary to solve some of the possible doubts that may arise and cannot wait until the next morning shifts.

It was usually okay, except when New Year's Eve fell on my last night shift before the extended weekend.