Sentence examples for mornings hence from inspiring English sources

He worked for the family business on Saturday mornings, hence his nickname of 'the Preston Plumber'.

First, I'd hear that deep, double ring of the English telephones and then the operator's sing-song voice"The Connaught, good MOR -ning --and as I waited for the reception desk to answer, I could almost smell the perfectly broiled kipper I'd be having in the dining room a few mornings hence.

A third said: "It can be better to borrow rather than devote energies to years of coffee mornings, and hence miss grants and other targets.

The smartphone is the first thing many people see as soon as they open their eyes in the morning (and other unmentionable morning things — hence waterproof phones).

Breakfast clubs were detentions held not on Saturdays, but in the mornings before school – hence the name – presumably to accommodate the schedules of high-achieving students (and their ambitious parents) with lots of after-school activities.

Recent studies found that an appropriate combination of reserved and unreserved parking spaces can spread the departures of those morning commuters and hence reduce their total travel cost.

Hence, morning flows are directed towards the city centre and afternoon/evening flows towards the suburbs.

Cusumano et al. [15] argued that this rhythmic behavior displayed an abnormal "morning" phase and hence was correlated with the ani-phasic PER molecular rhythms they had noted in LD in the 5th small LNv and CRY+ LNd.

Generator females were produced by allowing stock flies to eclose into cages (10 days after they were laid as eggs) and then to mate freely until the morning three days hence.

The Indians called it "the village of constant dawn," owing to the long, lingering soft morning light coming off Lake Cayuga; hence the name Aurora, named after the Roman goddess of dawn.

Hence, "The morning star is the evening star" is a posteriori.