Sentence examples for tiny hours from inspiring English sources

Watching all this sport in the tiny hours of the morning gives the on-screen events themselves a sheen of vividness that mere daytime watching could never supply.

Even though they drop Alby and Adaleen and Ghost Prophet and Wanda's CukooBananaPants Revue for a week, the writers still shove too much story in a tiny, tiny hour.

And Beth Kristen Stewartt), who works at a second law firm in Livingston, becomes the object of an unspoken but profoundly intense crush on the part of a lonely female ranch hand (Lily Gladstone) when she starts teaching night classes in a tiny town hours away.

Using oil paint, a series of tiny brushes and hours upon hours of intense concentration, he creates some of the most impressive hyperrealist works we've come across.

Inmates are kept inside their tiny cells 22 1/2 hours a day.

In Zakliczyn, a tiny town two hours from Krakow, young musicians attend classes with leading practitioners at the Krzysztof Penderecki European Centre for Music.

There were the children who sounded the alarm and joined fourteen women huddled in a tiny pantry for hours, listening to the agony of the wounded outside.

All morning during summer vacations, plus two evenings a week, he sat in the tiny room for hours and helped her practice.

And of the tiny number of hours spent manually flying the plane, almost all would have been spent taking off or landing.

His favorite technique is to isolate a tiny moment amid hours of video and work it over until it bulges with unsettling significance.

In less than ten hours, tiny Chinese weight lifters would start picking up lumps of metal as heavy as the man from Guam and holding them over their heads.