Sentence examples for horrible hours from inspiring English sources

We don't get paid well, and we get horrible hours".

For two horrible hours, he mistakenly thought that his wife's sister, who lived in Battery Park City, near the World Trade Center, had died.

And Nicholas Bavaro, 34, is an orthopedic surgeon with "horrible hours" during the week who can't rely on the alarm clock to get him up.

There are others that involve horrible hours, terrible working conditions and repetitive tasks, but luckily I stopped being a post-doc.

Uri Savir, an Israeli legislator who negotiated with the Palestinians in secret over 1,100 days at the landmark Oslo talks, said he was not surprised by the horrible hours.

If you were Henry James, and, in January of 1895, your play "Guy Domville" opened and the audience booed, and H. G. Wells — a new reviewer, who, the previous week, had praised Oscar Wilde's "An Ideal Husband" — predicted for your play "an early deathbed," you would suffer the "most horrible hours" of your life and resolve to give up the theatre forever.

"This one I knew what was coming and sitting on that start line, oh, it's horrible – those hours in the morning are tortuous".

But finally on the second day of driving, the old school Madagascar returns with a horrible eight hour drive to cross northern Madagascar by the Ambilobe-Vohemar road.

Despite their horrible half-hour here, Arsenal are still very likely to qualify once again as one of Europe's top-16 teams, a fine achievement in isolation.

I drove all the way up to the training ground, from Heathrow, a horrible four-hour drive in the rain, walked in the door, said "Hello, how are you?" That was as far as we got with any kind of conversation.

I was screamed at and treated like an idiot by horrible people sixteen hours a day.