Sentence examples for hour forward from inspiring English sources

If I don't pick up my voice mail in an hour, forward a copy to me as an e-mail attachment.

"We don't get a signal direct from the rover to Earth," says Gupta. "It has to go through communications satellites - Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) and Odyssey - and these obviously have different times [when they're overhead]." "Generally you're moving an hour forward each day but suddenly, like tomorrow, I'm going to step back two hours.

But what you started with the setting of our clocks one hour FORWARD?

In spring the clocks are turned one hour forwards and thus the sleeper lose one hour, whereas in fall the clocks are turned backwards and thus the sleeper gains one more hour.

See articleSamoa said it wanted to move its clocks 24 hours forward, in effect changing the Pacific's already zigzagging international dateline.

Moving daylight hours forward an hour would prevent around 20 road deaths and serious injuries, with a total cut of 30 casualties, according to a 1998 study by the Transport Research Laboratory.

By shifting when the lights went on and off, compared with the actual external schedule of light and dark, the researchers could shift the pigeons' internal clocks a few hours forward or back.

The FA insists it is "very relaxed" after the kick-off time for England's opening World Cup match against Italy in the heat of Manaus was moved three hours forward following lobbying by television broadcasters.

The peninsula will adopt the Russian currency, the rouble, and clocks will move two hours forward to Moscow time by the end of March.

The peninsula will adopt the Russian currency, and clocks will move two hours forward to Moscow time by the end of March, the MPs' declaration said.

Inrix directions from New York to Washington, D.C. will avoid congestion due to occur one hour out in Philadelphia, two hours ahead in Maryland and three hours forward in Washington.