Sentence examples for few hours back from inspiring English sources
The phrase "few hours back" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a time that occurred a short while ago, often in informal contexts. Example: "I spoke to her a few hours back, and she seemed really excited about the project."
Anyway a few hours back the Infinite Possibility was supposed to complete a routine manoeuvre and basically it didn't.
Colter has been sent back in time — just a few hours back, to eight minutes before the initial explosion — to stop them from happening.
That would be roughly what the studio's "Up" made in its first few hours — back in the much breezier days of May.
Four-wheel-drive vehicles can be rented in Borrego Springs but they're pricey, and so we drove a few hours back to San Diego for a better deal, returned our car and picked up a 4-by-4.
In a few hours, back at the Capitol, a workman would start scraping Mr. Bruno's name off his old office door, but at the Joe, the name is likely to remain, in two-foot-tall letters on the stadium's facade, for as long as the stadium stands.
The last vehicle we saw was a rickety old bus bumbling the other way a few hours back, packed to the rafters with wan passengers and with the slogan "JESUS ALONSO" across the top of the windscreen.
My husband/life partner/co-parent held my hand during the laminaria insertions and patted my back when I awoke a few hours later, back in our home, to contractions.
The Urban Standoff A few hours later, back in camouflage, Abdul Hakim Yasin led his fighters to Aleppo.
He had known me for only a few hours, but back then he trusted journalists readily.
Get through a few paragraphs, up out of the chair, go do something for a few hours, then back at it.
Only last week he spent a few hours walking back and forth outside the company's Los Angeles offices alongside factory workers protesting over pay.
