Sentence examples for had its hour from inspiring English sources

There are murmurs, in smart circles, that the capital of bling has had its hour; that Dubai's shrill consumerism is so last century, and that the savvy traveller would do well to fly instead to Muscat now that there are direct flights (seven hours with Gulf Air - 0870 777 1717; www.gulfairco.com), and soak up the true magic of Arabia, in all its dusty splendour.

In 1968, CBS had its regular television news programs, which in its view were analogous to newspapers, and it had its hour-long documentaries, which it compared with books, but it lacked a counterpart of magazines.

It's having its hour again, bubbling up confusingly from Iran's witches brew.

Darkness will, in fact, have its hour.

At 9 p.m., before the game's conclusion became foregone, the annual exhibition had its best hour, drawing an audience of just over 14 million.

The rolling news station had been winning plaudits but had its broadcast hours halved on Freeview, the platform on which it performs best.

When "The Hour" had its premiere here on BBC2 last month (it has its BBC America premiere Wednesday at 10 p.m ., "Mad Men" comparisons abounded despite some crucial differences.

Community-acquired sepsis had its onset within 72 hours of the patients' admission to the hospital, whereas hospital-acquired sepsis began 72 hours or later after admission.

Depression has had its day in The Hours, Prozac Nation and The Butcher Boy.

"Un Village Francais" is a "Band of Brothers" or "Foyle's War" for a nation that wasn't saved by its greatest generation and didn't have its finest hour.

Still, the new NBC drama crushed the latest CBS crime drama, "Hostages," which had its debut in the same hour.