Sentence examples for hour to reflect from inspiring English sources

The referee blows for half-time, which gives both Newcastle United and I quarter of an hour to reflect on one of the most shambolic halves of football in our respective histories.

Gas prices don't fluctuate that much in a day but the app will pull in aggregate data from various sources and refresh about once an hour to reflect any possible changes.

YOU'VE had 48 hours to reflect on the ghastly shooting in Colorado at a movie theater.

That rule means that the players and coaches are given 24 hours to reflect emotionally on the game before moving on to preparing for the next one.

A more recent memo, issued to prepare for an inspection that took place on Nov. 26, urged workers to memorize false numbers for wages and working hours to reflect Shenzhen's regulations.

She added: "I had hoped he might have taken the last 24 hours to reflect on his judgment and perhaps make some kind of public apology – but that has not been apparent, far from it.

Mr. Brown said he would urge lawmakers to take "24 hours to reflect on where we are," adding that he would "move heaven and earth" to secure the Republican support he needed to get the budget passed.

But with 24 hours to reflect on it, I suspect that the tire explosions, and the crisis they have forced on Formula One, may have provided a jolt that the sport, after years in which it has grown accustomed to levels of safety that were once unimaginable, may have needed.

A&E units only have to see 95% of patients within four hours, to reflect the fact that some flexibility is needed to allow doctors to prioritise the patients with the greatest need.

Every year since, we've had a designated 24 hours to reflect on how far we've come since women couldn't even cast a vote for President in this country, and how far the country still has to go, when it comes to gender equality.

For example, the current study only considered consultations 'in hours' to reflect typical opening hours of community pharmacies.