Sentence examples for inconvenient hours from inspiring English sources

Approximately one million registered voters did not vote mainly because of polling place locations, inconvenient hours, and long lines.

Some hotels don't have facilities, and those that do often have inconvenient hours or gyms that are small and dark.

With Dench, Rees sustained a comic ritual of exchanging sushi by special delivery at unexpected and inconvenient hours.

"When you join a business, do you immediately start complaining that you have to work inconvenient hours?

Can you fly into any airport within a 150-mile radius of where you want to go? Can you fly at inconvenient hours?

These are critical components in keeping markets alive, if not flourishing, given their inconvenient hours — they're usually open only one day a week — and their prices, which are generally higher than those at farm stands and Community Supported Agriculture programs.

And you're left to wonder what led the neuro-typicals at HBO to show the film now, and at an inconvenient hour.

With us, music is still a thing which we may not give on Sundays for its own sake, and even under the cloak of charity it is confined by magisterial authority to a late and inconvenient hour.

The veteran Mary Louise Wilson ("Grey Gardens," "Full Gallop") gives a performance to match her considerable best as Vera Joseph, the widow of a once-celebrated Communist writer and activist, whose 21-year-old grandson Leo Gabriel Ebertt) shows up at her front door at the inconvenient hour of 3 a.m. one night.

They are offered only for a short period at an inconvenient hour (4 30 to 5 30 P.M., for instance) with a very limited number of entree choices, many of which are not from the regular a la carte menu, contain less expensive ingredients and are served in smaller portions.

A well-hydrated body will not wake you from thirst, but drinking a big glass of water just before bed might wake you to go to the bathroom at an inconvenient hour.