Sentence examples for yet more hours from inspiring English sources

The ruling party has called for pupils to spend yet more hours studying Dokdo.

Back in LA, in a studio as big as an aircraft hangar, McCarthy had Hollywood stage-builders construct a life-size model of the bank's basement vaults and corridors, where yet more hours of gruelling performance were recorded, to be shown in London among the abandoned safes and barred doors of the vaults themselves.

In her usual tomboyish outfit of jeans, a T-shirt and a thick cardigan, she ushers out one lot of journalists and welcomes another, perfectly at ease with spending yet more hours with a stranger probing the most intimate details of her life.

Then, a group dinner at Le Cirque or Circo, both in the five-star Bellagio, followed by wild times at Light (with its European-style bottle service), with everyone eventually winding up at a friend's pad for yet more after-hours revelry.

Yet more than five hours after King issued his remarks, most of King's Republican congressional colleagues were conspicuously quiet.

Then you mould it into a ball and leave it to rise yet more for another two hours.

If we assume that there is, to a certain degree, a fixed amount of work necessary for society to function, how can we at once be more productive, have more workers, and yet still be working more hours?

A24 EDUCATION B9 U.S. Teachers Lag in Pay Teachers in the United States earn less relative to national income than their counterparts in many industrialized countries, yet they spend far more hours in front of the classroom, an international study found.

Teachers in the United States earn less relative to national income than their counterparts in many industrialized countries, yet they spend far more hours in front of the classroom, according to a major new international study.

The neighbor remains discontented and has asked for yet more carpets and "quiet hours" when the 2-year-old would be kept from running, perhaps with a powerful sedative, if I understand this last demand, and I do not.

In the United States, single mothers work more hours and yet have higher poverty rates than single mothers in other high-income countries.