How hard to bear my part, as though, like Atlas, I carry the world, and more: an awareness of our fate within the hour, sharper than any arrow, sting, or blow.
The NFL has attempted to trim the average time of a game to three hours sharp, but fans don't have seem to have the time or patience to stick around for even that long.
I began getting shifts from the Associated Press and I'd ring in at the London AP office at 07.30 hours sharp after three cups of instant coffee.
Earlier this season, Harvey's slider — 93 miles per hour and sharp — seemed almost unfair to hitters.
It's an instructive hour, with sharp glimpses into the changing world of American medicine and its discontents.
Moreover, United based its business case for the debtor-in-possession financing on the assumption that it would not finance its pensions while it remained in bankruptcy, Mr. Sprayregen told Judge Wedoff during an hour of sharp questioning.
Instead, cars headed to the Whitestone idled at the toll plaza for nearly two hours, with sharp words and a few fists flying between drivers.
The games, 27 in all, involving 12 countries, each took about three hours, in sharp contrast to the customary five-day test match.
Collins, the only left-hander in the Royals' youthful bullpen, throws three pitches: a fastball of 92 to 94 miles per hour, a sharp-breaking curve, and a changeup that drops like a stone.
Counting the time spent getting to and from the airport, checking in and getting on and off the plane, "any flight, even a 24-minute flight like San Diego to Los Angeles, will take three hours," Mr. Sharp said.
