Sentence examples for series of hours from inspiring English sources

From 1871 to 1882 he edited The Cornhill Magazine, for which he wrote literary criticism (republished in the three series of Hours in a Library, 1874 79).

The early monastic communities composed a complete series of hours for morning, noon, and evening; cathedral and parish churches had incorporated all the hours by the 8th century, and by the 9th century the structure was fixed.

This is the second time in a week that Google has removed an app from a mobile operating system, as the search giant released and subsequently pulled its Gmail app for Apple devices within a series of hours last Wednesday.

You'll need to test them with a 'live' load over a series of hours to verify them.

After some pleasantries, Pack proposed a series of hour-long television programs aimed at middle-school children.

Substitutes may include, for example, an oral presentation or examination, a term essay, or the last of a series of hour tests administered during the last week of classes.

Which is precisely what makes her a good subject for "Unsung," a series of hour-long programs spotlighting artists whose musical contributions have, for various reasons, been shortchanged by history.

Over five successive nights this month, beginning on August 10th, VH1 will show a series of hour-long documentaries called "Lords of the Revolution," highlighting iconoclasts of the nineteen-sixties and seventies: Muhammad Ali, Cheech and Chong, the Black Panthers, Timothy Leary, and Andy Warhol.

Its audiences between 2011 and 2012 were its highest since 2001, although they dipped in 2013 when a series of hour-long specials was introduced and episode numbers cut.

This summer Welles, assisted by a group of Mercury actors, presented a series of hour-long programs devoted to dramatizations of popular tales like "Treasure Island," "Dracula," and "The 39 Steps".

HBO is bringing the popular left-wing podcast Pod Save America to TV this fall with a series of hour-long specials.