Sentence examples for public hour from inspiring English sources

A highly private person, he has at times been required to violate his own privacy; a shy guy, he comes alive in a public hour.

Instead, he is laying off staff at the state archives and eliminating public hours there.

(During public hours, the museum allows 500 to 600 people into the galleries every half-hour).

They occasionally allow tours of the collection for scholarly groups, but have no public hours.

All were shot, often with a tripod, during public hours at the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Caught in a no-win squeeze, the institution appeared to wither as curators left, galleries closed, and public hours shrank.

Internal Revenue Service standards for charities do not specify with any precision minimum public hours for a tax-exempt institution.

In 2002 the foundation's board -- constrained by limits on attendance and public hours imposed by zoning restrictions -- announced plans to relocate.

The society is also creating what Dr. Mirrer called an orientation experience, she said, "a continuously running multimedia presentation" that will occupy the auditorium during public hours.

While they are intended for curators and scholars, many offer public hours (usually by appointment) as part of their educational mission.

Staring straight ahead, his upper body motionless, he circumnavigates the salt almost nonstop during the gallery's public hours — eight hours a day, five days a week — and has been doing so for four weeks.