Definition of all hours
: a very late time
- stayed up until all hours
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From happy hour until all hours, artisan cocktails are served in the lobby's down-to-Earth, borderline Brooklyn-style bar.
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Dart argued that the bonus should be divided by all hours worked, including overtime hours.
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Guests danced until all hours, proving that music legends will always find a place on Sunset Boulevard.
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The work closes the street all hours and days through the end of the month.
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With the rise of the officeless creative class comes the new wave of smart all-day saloons that can serve as de facto home bases from breakfast to dinner and all hours in between.
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Most professors have chosen to cancel classes and exams today, and university ID cards are now required through Friday to enter buildings during all hours, which is a new policy in light of the atmosphere surrounding Spencer’s speech.
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On one side, there are editors — like me — who stay up all hours of the night lurking Dr. Pimple Popper's Instafeed for cyst-squirting clips or videos of unground blackheads being unearthed for the first time.
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The crimes have been occurring throughout all hours of darkness.
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