Sentence examples for hour published from inspiring English sources

I thoroughly enjoyed Charles Churchward's book about Mr. Ritts's life and career, "The Golden Hour," published in 2010.

The next day, Woman's Hour published its influence list (top three: Nicola Sturgeon, Anna Wintour, Angelina Jolie).

I recently offered some recollections for a Sir Martin Gilbert tribute issue in a journal called FINEST HOUR published by The Churchill Centre in Washington, D.C.

We valued each hour of patient and caregiver time at the average hourly wage rate ($22.50 per hour) published for Albertans in 2010 as was done in a previous study [ 22].

The Economist faced similar data problems when researching a Free exchange column on working hours, published in April.

"The Hard Hours," published a year later, married the high style in his earlier work to subjects like the death camps.

Cooper recorded these notes in a book called "Rural Hours," published in 1850, which also contains her extraordinary dissertation on Santa Claus and the matter of calling Christmas "merry".

Its immense influence extends to Michael Cunningham's celebrated novel, The Hours, published in 1998 and later adapted into a film starring Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman and Julianne Moore.

Kaitlin is the author of 'Choosing Hope: Moving Forward From Life's Darkest Hours' published by G.P. Putnam & Penguin.

On Monday, Virgin Group founder and Chairman Richard Branson, who apparently isn't a fan of keeping traditional office hours, published a blog post admonishing Yahoo's decision.

Bioscientists who work more hours publish more, and those who publish more, earn more.