Similar words: yours, course, purse, burst, nurse, cursor, pursue, hour. Meaning: ['aʊə(r)] 
n. 1. a period of time assigned for work 2. an indefinite period of time.
n. 1. a period of time assigned for work 2. an indefinite period of time. 
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31. It took nearly two hours to get here.
32. The descent of the mountain took nearly two hours.
33. Working hours must not exceed 42 hours a week.
34. We worked for hours without respite.
35. He spent hours bargaining for the valuable watch.
36. That baby has been bawling for hours.
37. He repented just hours before he died.
38. We spent a most agreeable couple of hours.
39. We're four hours ahead of New York .
40. He slept solidly for ten hours.
41. The game/speech/discussion ran on for hours.
42. I managed to work for two hours without interruption.
43. They have been drinking away for hours.
44. Part-time barman required. Hours and salary negotiable.
45. A normal working week is 40 hours.
46. Those girls have jabbered along for hours.
47. He spent hours in the saddle.
48. For five hours,[http://sentencedict.com/hours.html] the women were gang-raped.
49. They were trapped in the cave for nineteen hours.
50. We are prohibited from drinking alcohol during working hours.
51. The interview will last about two hours.
52. Firefighters were damping down the embers hours later.
53. I can skive off for a few hours.
54. She talked on for two hours without stopping.
55. The bombardment continued for a terrible nine hours.
56. That clock ran down hours ago.
57. They often bargain away in the shops for hours.
58. They kept us in suspense for over two hours.
59. A jigsaw puzzle can keep me absorbed for hours.
60. He used to work fourteen hours a day.
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