Sentence examples for key hours from inspiring English sources

Bishop pointed to this as evidence that, with five million households on the east coast of Australia, the ABS had underestimated the demand the site would be put under between key hours of 7pm and 9pm on census night.

Specifically, I looked at how often there had been rain or thunderstorms between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. local time — the key hours for the speeches, and the logistics for getting everyone safely into the stadium.

In the key hour of peak audience, between eight and nine, Grimshaw interviewed both Justin Bieber and Harry Styles from One Direction.

"As NBC News' Chief White House Correspondent, David is the perfect person to lead this key hour of our election coverage.

Mr. Schwarz, 34, is at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Brooklyn, under lock and key 23 hours a day, facing a possible life sentence on the assault conviction and five years for the cover-up conviction.

The parties have lined up their frontbenchers, including Ed Balls for Labour and Michael Gove for the Tories, to take to the airwaves for the key two hours after polling stations close at 10pm.

She listed lost door keys, misspent hours, forgotten travel plans: "None of these will bring disaster".

For example, the key three-hour breakfast show, Wake Up London, is averaging 2,400 viewers while the early evening show is attracting just 4,000.

Ms. Colella is a young veteran of the city's jazz and cabaret scene, who collected warm reviews for the low-key "Small Hours," her only album thus far.

This year's race, from 4 to 11 September, is likely to be decided in a key 26-hour period on the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning that includes three stages in the south-west which should truly stretch the riders' ability to recover.

@USAirways is probably too late to save its face (missed that key 24-hour deadline), but regardless should start communicating.