Sentence examples for hour lengths from inspiring English sources

In another gallery Japanese pillar clocks from the 18th and 19th centuries are mounted on the wall, looking like the necks of string instruments with sliding adjustable markers to signal the changing, unequal hour lengths according to Japan's traditional mode of timekeeping.

But it's maintained its three-and-a-half hour length because it needs to be that long.

This new piece, danced on Saturday afternoon at Performance Space 122, lumbered along for about three-quarters of its hour length in fitful bursts of tedious activity.

In response to a Guardian editorial in praise of Bausch, MichaelBulley posted the implacable judgment: "I hate Bausch's work"; while a review of Viktor had chintz35 complaining that its three and a half hour length was "truly excessive".

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Common Program Requirements for all residency programs (effective July 1 , 2011 will limit postgraduate year-1 duty hour length to 16 hours of call.

The lengths between the two time points were used for obtaining the growth rate per hour (length in mm/24 hours).

Yes, it's true that some of the greats have been unusually long: But are three-hour lengths needed to make a classic?

Many (most?) of the great classics have been brought in at sub-two-hour lengths: And if we look at some of the classics (other than Oz and GWTW) from the studio-dominated 1930s, almost all were shortish.

And at a time when serious plays were considered almost an endangered species on Broadway, Wilson's -- despite their tendency toward audience-taxing three-hour lengths — regularly made it onto New York's stages.

By 1957 he had written more than 60 hour-length television plays.

The press conference in the capital, Naypyitaw, ran 20 minutes past its scheduled two-hour length.