Sentence examples for hour sense from inspiring English sources

Offensive in a "because you did that, I or someone else will throw a baseball into your lower back at 90-odd miles an hour" sense.

"Everyone who was here at that hour sensed that a great line had been crossed and the world might never be the same," Mr. Bush said.

These powers aren't "unlocked" in the same dreary, pound-per-hour sense as a Call of Duty perk; they're uncovered, earned, after following a chain of puzzles and challenges to its conclusion.

Would your school ever offer a course like New Rochelle's, in which the final exam is having students spend an hour making sense of a crime scene mocked up in the woods?

Within the first hour, our sense of adventure was already being put to the test: we were soon pelted with hail as the horses negotiated switchbacks up a mountainside.

Not everything is on-demand and delivered to you in an hour, our sense of wait time is very skewed.

Asking for more than you expect to receive is standard practice in any sort of negotiation, so starting the conversation at $15 an hour makes sense.

Consumers need to know how marketers can help them, yet they would not prefer to invest hours making sense of what marketers are attempting to tell them.

It is the market process, and only the market process, that can tell us if a business' current operating hours make sense.

These safe recreational facilities bring children, if for just a few hours, a sense of normalcy.

The recreational facilities bring children, if for just a few hours, a sense of normalcy and an opportunity to release their stress.