Sentence examples for two-hour interval from inspiring English sources

She competed in the three races over a two-hour interval, accounting for 30 of the winning 96 points.

In it, African-Americans are portrayed as subhuman beings that were well-treated and happy under slavery, singing and dancing during the "two-hour interval given for dinner".

Using the values obtained from the mixture model fitted to the high-resolution data, we classified the clusters of data at each two-hour interval in the lower-resolution tracks.

These two steps, always performed in a preset sequence (Glucose followed by Lactic Acid) were repeated three times with a two-hour interval following the Lactic Acid step to allow a complete clearance of the infused lactate.

A wave of peristalsis sweeps along the lower half of the stomach and along the entire intestine to the proximal colon at two-hour intervals after meals.

Analysis of images collected at two-hour intervals over eight hours indicated that enhanced Rac activity selectively increased branch additions and retractions, as did Cdc42 to a lesser extent.

And when you don't write back after nine-plus minutes, I'll ignore each of your responses for two-hour intervals increasing by approximately a hundred and fifty per cent per text.

He started to moan". In A.J.'s infancy, when his son visited home, Anthony slept in the same room with A.J., often in the same bed, dispensing food and meds at one- and two-hour intervals and making sure A.J., who weighed only nine pounds at 1 year, didn't vomit and choke.

Armchair detectives who delight in spotting clues and following verbal deductions toward a tedious solution of a crime should find considerable pleasure in the "Grand Central Murder" now taking place at regular two-hour intervals on the screen of the Rialto.

Prints at Le Giornate are the best available anywhere, they are shown at the correct speed--a fairly tricky bit of business where silents are concerned--and they always have musical accompaniment, with a brace of pianists spelling each other at two-hour intervals.

Designed in the 18th century by two European Jesuits at the behest of the Manchu Emperor Qianlong, the fountain-clock featured each animal of the Chinese zodiac, spouting water at two-hour intervals.