Sentence examples for hour combined from inspiring English sources
Trump's conversation with Bream and his call to "Fox and Friends" — a show with which Trump once had a deal to provide weekly call-in commentary — stretched for the better part of an hour, combined.
The Herricks Road crossing was particularly dangerous because of the numbers of trains -- as many as four hourly during rush hour -- combined with the high volume of vehicle traffic, Mr. Ogurek said.
The winds of 15 to 20 miles an hour combined with swells of 4 to 6 feet to push more of the oil spilled in a tanker accident last Wednesday onto 14 miles of coastline stretching from Anaheim Bay, a few miles south of Long Beach, to Newport Harbor.
Over the span of a few months, I sent a total of three emails and had two telephone conversations, which equaled less than an hour combined.
ExxonMobil, Shell and BP netted almost $13 million an hour combined in the first quarter amid the steepest increase in oil prices since 2000.
While that was more than enough to win the timeslot (beating everything else on cable news in the hour combined), it's an unspectacular number for Fox News.
Brenda Bell, the author of the adaptation, and Debra Kaye, the composer, have created a fantasy-filled hour combining classical ballet with songs ranging from blues and gospel to show tunes.
It's as a piece of nostalgia-tinged theatre that we are likely to fall for the series, and who can blame us? "The Hour" combines the sensibilities of two people who did so much to shape our idea of what Cold War Britain was like: Alfred Hitchcock and Ian Fleming, through his avatar James Bond.
Work out for half an hour to an hour, combining both cardio and strength training programs.
The Oyster Creek plant, with its fixed capital costs of about 3.8 cents a kilowatt-hour combined with an operating cost of 3.1 cents a kilowatt-hour, is not able to compete in that market, he said.
At Johnson Controls, the company expects price parity when battery costs achieve $200 per kilowatt-hour combined with gasoline prices that are consistently at or above $4 a gallon.
