Sentence examples for outlined hours from inspiring English sources

We refer to the outlined hours in the working days as working hours, to distinguish that period from the rest of the week, that is, from hours where most of the voluntary and social activities are expected to take place (social hours).

Devakala has posted a schedule in the school that outlines the hours when she plans to come each week for sport sessions.

In a hearing that lasted more than two hours, Weiss outlined the Treasury's proposal for debt-restructuring authority paired with fiscal oversight and urged Congress to act to help the island fix its crisis.

Meal time hours are outlined by thin red lines.

Over the course of half an hour, he outlined his belief that the fixed-length criminal sentences he approved as governor three decades ago have glutted state prisons with long-stay offenders.

In outlining his proposal hours after his speech excoriating Mr. Obama, Mr. McConnell told reporters: "If we're unable to come together, we think it's extremely important that the country reassure the markets that default is not an option, and reassure Social Security recipients and families of military veterans that default is not an option".

For more than two hours both sides outlined their arguments in what is likely to be a contentious courtroom battle, closely watched for the imposing personality that Mr. Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur who owns the Dallas Mavericks basketball team, displays in the spotlight.

However, hours after he outlined his plans, the Conservatives faced a backlash over an advert highlighting changes to beer and bingo taxes.

The positive selection protocol as outlined takes less than 5 hours from time of blood collection to RNA extraction.

The inhibitor was also given 24 hours later as outlined in Supplementary Figure E1 (online only, available at www.exphem.org).org

Then, too, there is the question of whether the Bush administration will honor HUD's 11th-hour commitment, as outlined in a memorandum of understanding between the agency and the nonprofit groups.