Sentence examples for hour peak from inspiring English sources
Witnesses said the first blast, at rush hour peak, was quickly followed by a second, larger one, maximising casualties, damage and terror.
Last year The Boat Race averaged 2.2 million, with a quarter hour peak of 3.7 million, on the last Sunday in March on its final ITV1 outing.
Ping-pong tables: £26 per hour peak time; £18 per hour off-peak Food *** Ambience ***** Service *** Tipping policy: 'Service charge is 12.5 per cent.
The rush hour, peak direction toll system between the Capital Beltway and the District line debuted Dec. 4 with rates reaching as high as $40 that week, igniting outrage among commuters.
Concentrations in testis were lower and remained relatively constant over 1 hour; peak 0.62 ± 0.14 μg/g at 15 min Brain concentrations were low but increased monotonically over time; peak 0.26 ± 0.02 μg/g at 60 min. Future PET studies with this radiopharmaceutical will allow in vivo measurements of the pharmacokinetics of stavudine in both animal models and human subjects.
Although Pidgeon's definition of the rush hour peak would be kept under review she anticipates that the higher charge rate would initially apply between 7 00 and 9 30 in the morning and between 4 00 and 6 00 in the evening.
Optimal volume of the tank is 1000 litres to cover 2-3 hour peaks of the high electricity price.
BBC HD's Grand National simulcast averaged 82,000 (0.91%) over four hours, with a quarter-hour peak of 300,000 (2.5%) from 4.15pm.
Last year BBC1's Grand National coverage averaged 3.4 million (34%) over the afternoon, with a quarter-hour peak of 8.5 million (61%) for the race itself.
But a close inspection put the number who marched past the White House at about 10,000 to 15,000 people, with about 200 to 300 demonstrators a minute passing an observation point during the march's half-hour peak.
BBC1's Derby coverage in 2011 averaged 1.6 million and 17.3%, with a quarter-hour peak of 3.2 million and 29.1% for live coverage of the race itself from 4pm.
