Sentence examples for unconventional hours from inspiring English sources
I don't need tea or coffee to keep me going; I'm used to the unconventional hours.
"Why is 6am so much easier than 4am?" In The Night Shift, Montague looked at the increasing evidence that working unconventional hours is bad for your health.
But the Bloomberg administration has opposed the bill, saying that it is impractical, difficult to enforce and unfair to those homeowners who work unconventional hours and may not be around during the hours set for issuing tickets.
And Chuck's suggestion that it would be for bikes only at rush hour, then just rollerbladers or pedestrians at other times, misses the point of a commuter route, potentially excluding those who work unconventional hours.
But with the numbers of parents working flexible or unconventional hours going up, local councils are increasingly providing overnight and weekend services.
I cherish the ability to work remotely, away from the lab, at unconventional hours; no more blankets in the corner of the lab waiting for my experiment to come down.
A throwback to the below street-level novelty shops that added a touch of whimsy to San Fran's Haight-Ashbury before its turn to ultra-chic gay in the 90s, only with a little more natural light, Babel's unconventional stock offers hours of fun browsing.
For $60, the students get four hours of unconventional training for the unthinkable.
But, as she points out, in her progress up the slippery pole through Newsnight, breakfast television and the launch of Radio 5 Live, she has worked long hours and unconventional days.
Manafort's exit followed another unconventional move by Trump, who hours earlier had admitted that he "regretted" the pain caused by some of his intemperate remarks this year.
As well as showing thirtysomethings what twentysomethings are like, Thomas shares with Lena Dunham the ability to force the serious and the trivial together, and to create episodes that distil a whole indie movie's worth of unconventional narrative into half an hour.
