Sentence examples for usual time on from inspiring English sources

Motorised transport was assessed by asking participants to report the number of days (in the past 7 days) and the usual time on one of those days they travelled in a motor vehicle such as a train, bus, car or tram.

As older adults are likely to sit while travelling on public transport (train, tram or bus), these items represent estimates of frequency (days/week) and average daily amount (number of days multiplied by usual time on one of those days divided by 7) of transport-related sitting.

When Vicky and Ross Cattell woke at the usual time on Wednesday 2 March they had no reason to think the day would not pan out just like any other.

Los Angeles' Getty Center will reopen at its usual time on Wednesday after a bomb threat caused the museum to close early.

Los Angeles' Getty Center will reopen at its usual time on Wednesday after a bomb threat caused the museum to close early. .

And I hope you will join us too, at the usual time of 11 00 on BBC One in the Midlands on Sunday.

When discrepancies between TD models and responses of dopamine neurons have been noted in the past, such as the absence of depression at the usual time of reward on trials in which reward is delivered earlier than usual [ 11], TD models have been modified accordingly to better describe the neural activity [ 10, 12, 13].

When the moment arrived we took it, so I thought we were well deserving of the win". Much to dissect for BBC Scotland pundits Michael Stewart and Steven Thompson in tonight's Sportscene, which is starting shortly (at 18 15 GMT, rather than the usual time of 18 00 it says on the image here).

Nordstrom, for example, has posted signs reading "One holiday at a time" in its stores, a subtle nod to its choice to open at usual times on Black Friday, MSNBC reports.

These recommendations are based primarily on the usual time to radiological maturation that is seen with SCI and, in the case of TBI, the added time for motor recovery to occur.

I was captivated by the last suggestion, which involves leaving work at the usual time, going on an overnight escapade and getting back in time for work in the morning.