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Discover LudwigThe phrase "late hours" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to the late or nighttime hours, typically after the normal business or operating hours. You can use it when talking about events, work schedules, or daily routines that occur during these late hours. For example: - We had to work late hours to finish the project on time. - The restaurant stays open during late hours for the night owls. - The library is open during late hours for students who need to study late at night. - The party went on into the late hours of the morning. - I prefer to shop during late hours when the stores are less crowded.
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The after-hours makeover will involve late hours -- locations will be open until 2 a.m.
We like the late hours.
"I stopped spending late hours out.
Some half-Saturdays and late hours on Mondays required.
Prashant works late hours at an outsourcing company.
Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, keeps late hours.
Tuesday and continued into the late hours of the morning.
The two are not really compatible with the late hours.
The late hours could trigger a seizure, he said.
Lucky the pasta palace next door keeps late hours.
People stay out into the late hours of night.
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