Sentence examples for hours full from inspiring English sources

After 24 hours, full solutions are welcome and encouraged.

Internationally, many high performing schools avoid long working hours: full time teachers in Shanghai worked an average of around 40 hours.

Yet it is also true that there is a beauty in high school: those long, exhausting hours full of other kids, everyone trying to interpret one another.

Afterward, following three further doses, he lay down quietly in a dark room, whereupon he experienced "an enchanted two hours," full of chromatic effects: Delicate floating films of colour — usually delightful neutral purples and pinks.

It's like something out of a more primitive time in classical music, like those 19th-century recitals that would go on for sweaty, inspired hours full of bravura display and feverish, indiscriminate cheers.

Still, it's an entertaining couple of hours full of wit and wisdom about the difference between being schooled to pass exams and claiming an education, while Saxon's revival cannily suggests that the emotional distortions and lies of adults are as much a danger to the young as the wrong education.

During gallery hours full-length sessions are projected side by side.

Students are required to work 480 hours full-time for 12 weeks in the summer following their first year of classes.

Walmart considers 34 hours full-time, which means that's when workers can qualify for extra benefits, but under the law it has to start paying overtime when work exceeds 40 hours in a week.

The program aims to give children, particularly those from disadvantaged and Indigenous families, access to a minimum of 15 hours full-time of preschool education, and will cost $840m over two years.

The 77 cents statistic, which Mr Obama cites often, compares apples with oranges.The nonsense of "77 cents"Men in "full-time" work do indeed make more than women, but this is partly because they work longer hours (full-time here means 35 or more hours a week).