Sentence examples for hours of access from inspiring English sources

However, Cowell chose to give Bower what the writer said amounted to "200 hours" of access.

Teachers often assign so much computer-driven work that they seem to think students have hours of access, she said.

At that point, the average peak-time charge for 20 hours of access a month was $67.35.

You might resent Murdoch's paywall policy, in which he charges £1 for 24 hours of access to the Times and Sunday Times.

Students who do not register for extended summer access will get 60 hours of access per month in June and July and full access in August.

Least of all Simon Cowell, who gave 200 hours of access and finds himself in the illustrious company of Tom Bower's other subjects such as Gordon Brown, Richard Branson, Robert Maxwell and Conrad Black.

At a small cybercafe in midtown Tehran, two boys, -- Hamid, 16, and Reza, 17 -- each paid 90 cents for an hour of access to one of Yahoo's Asia-based text and voice chat networks.

Options provide one hour of access to the virtual machine, and as European Options, they can only be executed at the expiry date.

Users can also purchase on-demand virtual machines which provides one hour of access to the resource, starting the moment the order is made.

Public WiFi operators charging as much for an hour of access as some mobile operators charge for a month of cellular data is clearly never going to work.

Boeing launched Connexion, its high-speed broadband service, in 2004, but it was only widely available in Europe and Asia before being discontinued in December 2006 due to lack of customer interest (fees were high, usually starting at $9.95 for one hour of access).