Sentence examples for hours roughly from inspiring English sources

I managed to see more than enough important structures at opposite ends of the site in my five-odd hours, roughly 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This year I'm teaching five classes (15 credit hours, roughly comparable to the teaching loads of some tenure-track law or business school instructors).

Back then, the Boeing Stratocruiser, a long-range propeller plane powered by four piston engines, was state of the art, making the trip between the islands and the mainland in about 10 hours, roughly double the time it takes today.

If you recycle just one aluminum can every day for a year, it saves the energy needed to run a television for 711 hours, roughly four hours a day for six months (not that I'm advocating that much TV viewing).

Most of us have likely spent ten thousand hours (roughly two hundred days) living our go-to story.

"Every four hours roughly we have a Duma -- not Duma because they try with the Molotov cocktails and the other things, but they don't succeed.

In just half a year, the response expended nearly sixty million man-hours, roughly nine times what it took to build the Empire State Building.

In a typical case, this energy is about 107 kilowatt-hours, roughly equivalent of a 20-kiloton nuclear explosion (though it is released over a broader area and in a longer span of time).

(Porsche) The Environmental Protection Agency has released ratings for the purely electric Tesla Model S. Fitted with the top-specification battery pack, rated at 85 kilowatt-hours — roughly equivalent to 362 horsepower — the sedan achieved a rating of 89 miles-per-gallon-equivalent, with an estimated 265-mile range.

Sex workers receive $25-30 25-30our, roughly four times what they could expert outside prostitution.

Both run several times an hour, roughly from 6 a.m. to midnight.