Definition of all hours
: a very late time
- stayed up until all hours
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Inmates are supposed to wear the bracelets during all hours of the day, including when taking a shower, and should not be able to remove them, Hopkins said.
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Smith told the website the commission didn't expand its provisions for pedestrians and cyclists to all hours of the day in part to make the rules politically palatable.
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Crews worked all hours of the day in rotating shifts.
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In the living room of my dorm suite, on its tacky glass TV stand, my purchase took up a majority of the space and glowed during all hours of the day.
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The streets of Beijing are clogged with L.A.-style gridlock all hours of the day.
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Aimco also makes its community managers and leasing staff more present with residents, de-emphasizing concierge services (Dranoff made them available all hours of the day) and offering self-service products such as a 24-hour package locker system.
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The federal Fair Labor Standards Act and state minimum wage laws require that employers pay employees for all hours worked.
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At two company plants in Worcester, Mass., that make tools for automotive manufacturers, 28% of all hours worked in 2017 came with at least time-and-a-half pay.
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