Sentence examples for hour of lines from inspiring English sources

A call centre in Moscow said 200,000 questions were submitted in the first hour of lines opening and Edward Snowden participated in the event last year.

"We have looked at [the west coast line] and realised we needed 315 more hours of (line) possessions.

Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham issued the government's first timeline of the blackout yesterday, a four-hour chronology of line failures and power plant shutdowns.

He anticipated another hour of standing in line; it did not appear to faze him in the slightest.

Chris Rogers has a tight technique and a feel for the game honed during thousands of hours of front-line experience.

Despite the low ridership, the M.T.A. is expanding the initiative, extending the hours of the line and beginning door-to-door pickup service.

Combinations such as amoxicillin + third-generation cephalosporin, or amoxicillin-clavulanate + cotrimoxazole, deserve to be considered in non-nosocomial episodes in patients with a severe clinical presentation, and in those with no biological improvement in the ascitic fluid after 48 hours of first-line therapy.

The album is sometimes punitive in its single-mindedness: an hour of evil, hazy synthesizer lines and bilious psychodrama.

Ms. Barschdorff would spend the next nine and a half hours there, in a labyrinth of lines and waiting rooms.

Memories of 12 hour long lines to vote and severe voter restrictions that fell disproportionately on minorities and college students are fresh in places like Ohio and Florida, and those problems existed before the Voting Rights Act was gutted.

The data shows that the time England's teachers spend planning each hour of lessons is in line with the average across countries.