Sentence examples for shape of the hour from inspiring English sources
The shape of the hour hand refers to the dome of a mosque while the minute hand resembles a minaret.
In England, campaigners won restrictions on access, in the shape of the pub-closing hours that have puzzled foreign visitors ever since.
The former is determined by the part of the TAC corresponding to time points only a few minutes p.i, whereas the latter is linked to the shape of the curve several hours after tracer injection.
He speculated that more flexible work hours, a search for scarce parking places at suburban train and bus stops, and the "red hot economy" were all combining to alter the shape of rush hour.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines diarrhoea as the passing of three or more loose stools (which take the shape of the container) within a 24 hour period.
VW will not be drawn on whether it sees this as the shape of working hours to come and IG Metall says it is determined not to accept a clear breach of the 35-hour week.
We found no difference in SV2-A immunoreactivity between the fresh specimens and the incubation group (Fig. 6), except for the rounded shape of the SGCs appearing after 24 hours of incubation, as also was seen in the Htx staining (Fig. 1).
The WHO's definition of diarrhoea is three or more loose or fluid stools (that take the shape of the container) in a 24-hour period (WHO 1993).
I've been following the resiliently distant shape of the Eiffel Tower for over an hour when, suddenly, a surge of colour spills down the steps of an old hotel: a show has just finished.
I've been following the resiliently distant shape of the Eiffel Tower for over an hour when, suddenly, a surge of color spills down the steps of an old hotel: A show has just finished.
There has been some fiddling over the decades with the shape of the transmissions – the live Tuesday half-hour set amid a non-live (though never dead) double-length show on Fridays at 11.35pm – but the content shows no sign of having been near a strategy meeting or focus group.
