Sentence examples for the hour where from inspiring English sources
"It wasn't Waterloo," he says, "and it wasn't Arcole either / It was the hour where one regrets having missed school".
If I sent someone who came to my office to the hospital, it's safe to assume I'd be in jail within the hour (where I would belong).
If this bill is rejected, and British freedom preserved, our history books will certainly be asking the question of the hour: where on earth was Labour at this crucial moment for British values?
He and Lee began writing for the BBC, contributing to Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci's On the Hour, where Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge was born, and then their own radio and TV vehicles, Fist of Fun, Lee and Herring, and This Morning With Richard Not Judy.
Q7: Julianne, we've seen back to back two films where you play 1950s housewives - The Hours where your character seems in danger of completely falling apart and in this one, where she seems more contained.
The first sexual abuse incidents occurred predominantly in domestic settings, regardless of victim age or gender, and most commonly during the hours where usual routines and activities place victims and perpetrators in the same locations.
The city may still fall asleep after 9 30, but at the hours where the sun is setting over the buildings there is life, found in Singapore noodles down alleyways and sprawling Italian eateries.
In the first hour the room temperature was 22.3±0.4°C (baseline), followed by the second hour where the temperature of the room and cooling mattress were decreased until subjects subjectively reported shivering.
But that was also the sole occasion in the first hour where Chelsea really opened up the Spanish side in open play.
But for Peter Harris, caught in the blocked traffic, marooned in the stopped hour where life can't move forward, the dead animal is a symbol of the losses, accidents, misdirections and mistakes of his 43 years.
That's what we saw in the last half hour where I think the players felt more and more confident".
