Sentence examples for hour structured from inspiring English sources

He takes to the blackboard again for this solo Fringe debut, a biographical hour structured around the points in Davies's life – such as the one behind the show's title, Firing Cheeseballs at a Dog – when he finds himself living exclusively and gleefully in the moment.

Practices will be assigned to either the control group (advice leaflet) or the intervention group, in which participants will be invited to attend a 3 hour structured educational programme designed to promote physical activity and a healthy lifestyle.

In a cohort of adults with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes a single, six hour structured programme in self management did not offer sustained benefits in biomedical outcome measures and lifestyle outcomes at three years, but some changes to illness beliefs were sustained.

Intervention A six hour structured group education programme delivered in the community by two professional healthcare educators.

The families are offered to participate a 1.5 hour structured group counseling session when the child is 1 to 2 years old.

Evidence from a pragmatic education programme (PREPARE) in the UK showed that 3 hours structured group-based education incorporating a pedometer is an effective strategy for improving glucose tolerance in people at risk, even after 24 months[ 14, 15].

"Twin" is a work for six dancers (those in "Closing Bell," plus Kristen Foote and Lindsey Jones), and it's also half an hour long, structured in discrete sections.

Renato and Cris walked onstage under a shower of fireworks and embarked on a three-hour lecture structured around seven common relationship sins.

At first he hopes to use his new position to improve the lot of the workers by conducting a survey to see how the employees would like to see the 35-hour week structured.

Also the hour-by-hour structure provides a clarity that makes it easy to move between points of view.

While the action will once more take place over a single day, it will jump around in time rather than follow a rigid hour-by-hour structure.