Sentence examples for time zone for from inspiring English sources

WV: People have been suggesting variations on the idea of a worldwide time zone for at least a century.

He once stunned citizens by decreeing a new time zone for the nation, a half-hour behind its previous one.

But doing so effectively places those states in a different time zone for part of the year, disrupting the desired uniformity.

So Vancouver is going to be a real test for winter sports, and it's hardly in a great time zone for live European coverage.

If you do, you may experience what Civil War re-enactors call a "period rush" — the momentary high of leaving your own time zone for the 1860s.

One reason is the location, Vancouver, British Columbia, Mr. Jones said, which means the Games will take place "in a good time zone" for American viewers.

Governments have long tinkered with time zones for political purposes, and at the other extreme from Russia stands China.

The sleepless nights and blurry days of jet lag will be familiar to anyone who has travelled across time zones for a holiday or business trip.

The experiment sought out travelers going across at least two time zones for a business trip two to four days in duration.

New research has revealed that athletes who travel more than five time zones for competitions are more likely to get sick compared to when they play at home.

How distant can that day be now that Round 1 of the draft Thursday will be carried in prime time (in the Eastern and Central time zones) for the first time?