Sentence examples for strict hours from inspiring English sources

"We have pretty strict hours, so it's a nice way to surprise people".

In the 90s, many interviewees believed they weren't taken seriously as "sole practitioners"; some even felt compelled to recreate an organisational structure (strict hours, designated office spaces, smart clothes) at home to maintain their sense of professionalism.

Uber, for instance, doesn't require strict hours for drivers, instead letting them choose schedules that match their needs.

The daycares have strict hours of operation: 7 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parents pay 850 shekels ($220) per month for each child.

Put her mind at ease and let her know you will set strict hours and a specific guest list.

There are some GPs who are becoming less involved because they more often work part-time and because they follow stricter hours.

The schedule is strict: three hours of training in the morning and three hours in the afternoon, using a variety of equipment — waist-high parallel bars, exercise balls, weight machines.

So it was no small surprise when, in March, CBS -- which was said to be close to dropping the Tony Awards show a couple of years back -- boldly announced it would be expanding next Sunday's 8 p.m. broadcast from a strict two-hour format to three hours.

We have a beautiful office in Amsterdam and we have strict working hours.

Outsourcing gives Brading the resources and support she needs to grow without the burden of office politics, managing staff, or strict office hours.

With their card games, strict visiting hours and good-intentioned busyness, the old ladies, Gaskell remembered, were "living hoards of family tradition and old custom".