Sentence examples for hours that would from inspiring English sources

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

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

If the plane stayed airborne for seven hours, that would suggest that it flew until it ran out of fuel, or close to the limit of its range.

Its basic premise is that traffic can be reduced by charging a fee or toll at peak hours that would serve as a disincentive to drivers.

According to the BMA, almost half of junior doctors this year in England were working hours that would have breached the new limit.

As if it were so easy to find a job with decent hours that would pay me more than $3.28 an hour.

But extra consumption should be viewed in the context of the 445 million man-hours that would be saved under a 65-m.p.h.

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

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.

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.