Sentence examples for hour on state from inspiring English sources
The speed limit is 35 miles per hour on state land, and police often patrol for people snowmobiling while intoxicated.
In what Mr. DiSimone called his Free Limit Plan, he would give Nevadans and nonresidents the option to drive up to 90 miles an hour on state roads.
Another trolled pornographic Web sites for hours on state computers, day after day, instead of doing his job.
His funeral was screened live for more than two hours on state television and his passing triggered a nationwide debate about the meaning of the match.
It isn't hard to see why the Russian leader would want to see the break-up of the UK – a weakened Western alliance for starters – but more depressing is the way the SNP appears to dance to the former KGB man's tune, with senior members of the party clocking up what seems like countless hours on state propaganda outlet RT (formerly Russia Today).
In a rare one-hour interview on state television, Mr. Chirac sometimes sounded combative, sometimes outraged as he described himself as one of the first politicians who had tried to stop illicit fundraising.
Despite much commentary about materialistic Ireland having entered a post-Catholic era, it is still a country that twice a day marks the hour on the state broadcast channel RTE with the tolling of the Angelus bells calling the faithful to prayer and filmed scenes of citizens taking a break in their working day to gaze heavenward.
The three challengers running in the presidential race have only been allowed two half-hour appearances on state television each, plus a televised debate this weekend in which Lukashenko did not take part.
We left Perth in March, early autumn in Australia, on a three-hour drive on State Route 2 to the Margaret River.
Then, take either Empire Air or Salmon Air to Stanley, or rent a car for the 2 1/2-hour drive on State Highway 21.
Cuba cut back on all cruise tourism in 2005, ending a joint venture with Italian terminal management company Silares Terminales del Caribe, and Fidel Castro blasted cruise ships during a 4 1/2-hour speech on state television.
