Sentence examples for hour jumps from inspiring English sources

To set the date, from the second position, move the hour hand past the midnight position twice in one hour jumps by turning the crown clockwise or counterclockwise.

To set the hour hand, from the second position, move the crown clockwise or counterclockwise to move the hour hand in one hour jumps until you reach the correct hour.

When Los Angeles enacted its law in 1998, her pay, then $5.75 an hour, jumped by more than $2 an hour.

A hundred inmates, who had been waiting for nearly an hour, jumped cheering from the bleachers as Ms. Bartlett walked slowly toward them, absorbing their applause.

But eight other people were either accosted or beaten by a pack that roamed the park for an hour, jumping from the shadows to confront runners and bicyclists.

The killer and victim in each episode's homicide case are identified at the outset, and we spend the hour jumping back and forth in time as we watch the detectives uncover the truth and learn the killer's motive.

Luque told them about the work — that it was repetitive, physical, "not always pretty". He told them about the wages — $10.00 per hour, jumping soon after to $12 or $13.

To be sure, the first year of recovery, 2010, saw economy wide output per hour jump a gratifying 3.4%.

The RAF's 'finest hour' Jump to media player Geoffrey Wellum joined the RAF in 1938 at just 18 years old.

Breastfeeding 'power hour' Jump to media player Save The Children says that more than 800,000 children could be saved each year if mothers breastfed immediately after birth.

"Conversely, there could be an argument made to say: there's a bloke standing there waiting to catch it, you come in at a million miles an hour, jump in the air and take him out," added Dickinson.