Sentence examples for hour that would from inspiring English sources

If they were letting Andrew Neil loose on Griffin for an hour, that would be public service broadcasting, but this is pointless.

In 1963, Nancy Hopkins sat down in a Harvard lecture hall for an hour that would change the course of her life.

Facebook doesn't show us every news item published in any given hour — that would be too overwhelming — which means it must have some internal system to make choices.

The office puts the number of hours at 1,061.6; at the rate of $125 an hour, that would add up to $132,700.

Undaunted, the symposium participants divided into four groups and were given an assignment to come up with a $50,000 pilot research project in a half hour that would contribute to a better understanding of health disparities.

The mysterious figures they were picking up and dropping off at the curb, those shadows: what were they seizing hold of at this hour, that would escape her grasp?

At 11 cents a kilowatt-hour, that would cost $2.75 for 100 miles.

At 45 hours, that would work out to $4.35 an hour.

We are not asking junior doctors to work longer hours - that wouldn't be safe.

I didn't want to live the hours that would follow.

"If America were to default, even for 24 hours, that would have an unprecedented and a catastrophic impact on global financial markets and on American markets," Mr. Altman said.