Sentence examples for extraordinary hour from inspiring English sources

Bordeaux had seen its last – and perhaps most extraordinary – Hour.

Though her special will be shown under the bland label of the "CNN Perspectives" series, it is an extraordinary hour.

By the end of an extraordinary hour, which shades by turns from funny to grotesque to tear-jerking, one has seen several things that prove hard to unsee in the subsequent days.

During an extraordinary hour on Thursday, Irvine won a silver medal in the individual pursuit before landing a stunning gold in the 15K scratch race.

After mumbling a few words, he led his trio into an extraordinary hour-long set.

The most unusual show is Joseph Morpurgo's extraordinary hour-long homage to Desert Island Discs in which he plays the guest - interacting with meticulously and hilariously edited footage of the Radio 4 presenter Kirsty Young - as well as all of his chosen recording artists.

"The lesson," Brill belatedly discovers, is that reformers need to collaborate with unions, if only because they are "the organizational link to enable school improvement to expand beyond the ability of the extraordinary people to work extraordinary hours".

These crews worked extraordinary hours — 16-hour shifts in many cases — but the effort still took much longer than Mr. Bloomberg had predicted: it was not until Nov. 18 that the final buildings had heat and hot water.

After their second trip to Hamburg, Lewisohn says, they were "bursting with the experience that only another 503 extraordinary hours on the Hamburg stage could have given them"; in a footnote, he calculates that the total time spent onstage on their first two German visits was 918 hours: "the equivalent of 612 90-minute shows… in just 27 weeks".

The court has scheduled an extraordinary 5 1/2 hours for arguments in the case, compared with one hour for most cases.

"It was an extraordinary 72-hour period," Myners said.