Sentence examples for infrequent hours from inspiring English sources

A lone, outdoor Coke machine sells pop for 50 cents a can; a beer joint that looks like a weathered barn keeps infrequent hours.

The large proportion of short duration contacts and infrequent contacts per hour produced positively skewed distributions.

The trains out to Namyangju-si were pretty damn infrequent – once every three hours – so it's pretty lucky the rumour turned out to be true.

An unmarried participant found a job as a nurse, and missed five consecutive clinic visits because of her demanding working hours and infrequent time off (age 23, FGD).

Model results showed that with three different emission rates (design, intermediate and worst-case) the occurrence of visible plumes at the proposed stack site is likely to be infrequent (less than 0.1% of hours per annum at 20 m from the stack under design conditions).

The switch in materials came at some aesthetic cost: the carbon-fibre wings would have withstood winds of up to forty miles an hour, while the steel wings retract automatically when gusts reach twenty-four miles an hour, a not infrequent occurrence on the banks of Lake Michigan.

So does the one area where the Pinto is worse — by two miles per hour in an infrequent subset of a rare kind of fatal crash — mean that the car is defective?

At first, the attacks were infrequent and lasted only a few hours.

Prior to this event, she rarely experienced mild, infrequent episodic headaches lasting a few hours only which were relieved by aspirin.

One reason for the above result is that the half-life of cotinine is approximately 18 hours [ 10], so infrequent or light smokers might escape detection [ 15, 20].

It is better to spend fifteen minutes a day sketching or painting, than to paint for hours on end at infrequent times.