Sentence examples for spent two mornings from inspiring English sources

"To help control this, new signs will be posted advising park users that the woodlands close at sunset". Park officials said that a five-person crew spent two mornings a week cleaning the park's 250 acres of woodlands.

Mr. Franklin spent two mornings a week over the last year recording an oral history about the art, management and financing of the Ballet Russe as part of a project sponsored by the George Balanchine Foundation and the Dance Division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

At the Citizens Advice on Nelson Street, where Georgian and Victorian architecture nudges up against the brutalist Eldon Square shopping centre (another monument to the visions of T Dan Smith), I spent two mornings observing encounters with people at the sharp end of those problems, who had come in seeking help.

During one week in early March, while the Philharmonic was performing his "Pied Piper Fantasy" (written for James Galway, the flutist), Mr. Corigliano taught composition classes at Lehman, attended auditions for composing students at Juilliard, lectured aspiring composers at New York University and spent two mornings with a high school band and orchestra in Carmel, N.Y.

Too skinny to row, she was made a cox and spent five mornings a week shivering on the river marshalling her team.

Rooming together in homes owned by the Islanders' owner, Charles Wang, in Oyster Bay, the players, who hail mostly from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, spent six mornings a week training at the Iceworks rink in Syosset.

I spent one morning ambling through the hushed warrens of the Stara Varos, or Old Town, where men drinking brandy by pigeon coops waved and wished me well.

Mr. Clark spends three mornings each week hooked up to a dialysis machine for his failing kidneys, and he walks with a limp, from a knee injury at his old job in the supply warehouse for the city's schools.

It's not a decision any parent would take lightly, especially one who strongly believes in the importance of learning (and spends five mornings a week hurrying their children into school).

Their all-night drive was grueling enough, but they spent two more hours yesterday morning trying to get past the United Nations to York Avenue.

For almost three months, McArthur has spent two hours each weekday morning parading outside the plant wearing a placard reading: "Say no to slave labour".