Sentence examples for time of more from inspiring English sources

The picture has a combined exposure time of more than 34 hours.

Mr. Crowe pruned the text from a playing time of more than four hours to about 75 minutes.

At 31, he feels some nostalgia for the Yeltsin years, a time of "more chaos, but less fear".

Commissioning custom work can be comparable to the cost and delivery time of more expensive, mass-produced items.

The insurers say that in a time of more powerful and more frequent hurricanes, they have to tailor their coverage and prices for overwhelming jolts.

"The value of imports in the first quarter hit a record high for the first time of more than $400bn," the government said.

In a time of more straitened and anxious conservatism, there is even something vaguely encouraging in De Quincey's authorship: Toryism, it seems, at least need not be uptight.

"We're bound by the rules of austerity, but at a time of more rigorous standards, cutting out staff development puts us at a disadvantage".

With a running time of more than two and a half hours, the script might also have benefited from a military short back and sides.

If I need to set a heating time of more than an hour, do I enter the minutes, or is there an "hour" setting?

If I hold out for the nebulous time of "more than 15 minutes" then maybe I will still get a ticket.