Sentence examples for the remaining hour from inspiring English sources
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays he was to spend two hours preparing students for concerts and to hold office hours for the remaining hour.
This is a problem for Tim Burton's glossy, enervated remake, which runs to a wearisome 112 minutes, features Dumbo's flight at minute 45, then makes some egregious decisions about how to plod through the remaining hour.
The remaining hour was spent in the "exercise yard" – a rather attractive way of describing a concrete box lined with barbed wire fencing which he could walk around shackled and entirely on his own.
Tennis is full of such opportunities, he said later – but, for long stretches in the remaining hour or so, Murray was not so much an opponent as a victim of circumstance.
Ryan asked what a magnet school was, and spent the remaining hour incredulously demanding a detailed account of the young man's educational history: his time abroad, his after-school robotics club, his tutors, his college prep courses.
At the end the only disappointment was that he could not use the remaining hour and a bit to complete his hat-trick, having also had a goal ruled out for offside, but on this evidence he will be given plenty more opportunities following such an accomplished outing.
The film's first half-hour cleverly encapsulates the plot of the 1981 original, leaving Mr. Zombie free to do what he will with the remaining hour-plus.
The results show that in general IRI overestimates TEC values around the daily minimum and underestimates it the remaining hours.
Thus, the remaining hours of deliberation must have been spent weighing the mitigating circumstances against the aggravating circumstance.
During that time, she "napped," as she put it, for four-hour stretches in a room filled with file cabinets and worked the remaining hours of each day.
The Israeli government approved the ceasefire, but at the same time its troops stepped up their offensive into southern Lebanon to exploit the remaining hours before it was due to take effect.
