Sentence examples for its long hours from inspiring English sources
It may seem obvious, but string can sometimes get lost in a beautifully roasted turkey, or maybe you've just forgotten it during its long hours in the oven.
The bar, known for its long hours and beer in foam cups, is getting a new floor.
Farage was forced again to explain why he was employing his German wife as a secretary, claiming that "nobody else" could do the job, with its long hours.
Mr. Lostaunau, the union supporter, has a far grimmer view of the bakery and its long hours than Mr. Torres does.
Most of the men and women surveyed said they leaned against surgery and its long hours mainly because of the effects on their lives.
With its long hours, sedentary nature, and often stressful conditions, truck driving isn't exactly conducive to good health.
Ironically, in all other ways, the International Olympic Committee is obsessive about its brand, devoting long hours daily to policing its hallowed trademark, pursuing naughty internet avatars or café owners who dare to sell an "Olympic burger" without consent.
Margret Dayhoff´s famous protein sequence collection was available only as an atlas in book form, and any study of its content meant long hours of letter counting and dot plotting, even Needleman-Wunsch aligning, on numerous paper sheets.
But a big obstacle to working mothers is Japan's corporate culture, with its long office hours and late nights out bonding with colleagues.
Yee's complaints about his homeland – and there are many – include its long working hours, high income inequality and poverty rates, high taxes, low government spending on healthcare and social security, thoroughgoing materialism – and its government's tendency to slap critics down with libel suits.
