Sentence examples for when the hour strikes from inspiring English sources
When the hour strikes Messi o'clock there is no sensible form of virtualisation, no tactical prep that can lessen his impact.
My wife and I were standing beneath Big Ben, outside the sharp spires of the mother of all parliaments, when the hour struck 10 and all the polls in Britain closed.
Read on for impassioned arguments made by THUMP's editors around the world about when that golden hour strikes.
When your reservation hour strikes -- and yes, reservations are a must -- head back to Tallulah on Thames (464 Thames Street; 401-849-2433; tallulahonthames.com).
He was serving as senior instructor to the Illinois National Guard when, in 1934, the magic hour struck.
But when the clock strikes cocktail hour, those women like to add a bit of shimmer, with plunging V-neck baby doll dresses trimmed with clear crystals or a more reserved option cut with long sleeve and a crystal collar.
More than a million people were on the move in the rush hour, when the terrorists struck.
The waste collection problem came to a head last month when a 24-hour strike over staff contracts left rubbish to pile up even more than usual.
"Who could disagree?" When the clock struck the half-hour the men rose, made their goodbyes, and went out together.
I thought: this is the end". Confirmation that Suria had been in the north tower when the plane struck came several hours later when the friend she'd emailed about lunch told the family about the message she'd got early the previous morning.
