Sentence examples for the requisite hour from inspiring English sources

People who had eaten a large meal between one and two hours before a race were more likely to get a stitch, even though they had waited the requisite hour before exercise.

One-third of children do not attend the requisite hours of preschool, meaning they start primary school on the back foot, the report from Victoria University's Mitchell Institute says.

Which makes you wonder just how many other professions you might be able to bluff your way through if you are prepared to put in the requisite hours in front of the TV.

Online job posts show that companies are hiring pilots with the requisite hours.

There were day long deliberations and the requisite cocktail hour and elaborate dinners.

These bands make the requisite twenty hour journeys in ramshackle vehicles along the overnight highways of the East coast, just to play a weekend's worth of music for a pittance and some free beer.

For this purpose, he purchased a $300 roasting box, filled it with charcoal, and started roasting the pig at 10 30 a.m. for the requisite six hours.

Astronauts stay extremely busy during missions, whether they're conducting research, keeping tabs on equipment or churning out the requisite two hours of daily exercise.

Mr. Plofsky was placed on paid administrative leave last Friday after three confidential complaints accused him and others in his staff of working less than the requisite 40 hour-work week.

What Grandma didn't realize was that that AT&T's definition of 24 hours didn't include many of the day's hours -- and thus was not continuous -- so they probably wouldn't return her call until the "requisite" 24 hours had passed.

Maryland will give Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF, formerly known as AFDC, or Aid to Families with Dependent Children) only if the head of the family, circumstances permitting, puts in the requisite 20 hours a week, due to rise to 30 in 2000.