Sentences with phrase «am curfew»

It worked fine until he didn't arrive home one morning until 10 am, was kicked out of the house and threatened with divorce, and had a 3 am curfew imposed on himself (after being grounded for a few months for bad behaviour).

Fayemi had imposed a 7pm - 7 am curfew following the break down of law and order in a High Court in the state.

Meanwhile a 6 pm to 6 am curfew has been imposed the township.

For example, if your teenager needs to be home by 11 pm don't allow him / her to argue his way into a 2 am curfew.

Make sure your child knows where he is and isn't allowed to go alone, and what is curfew is.

He narrated that the sporadic gun shooting lasted for several hours in an area where there is curfew.

Everything at night looks like it was shot on an empty backlot (there's a curfew to explain the lack of extras).

There's no curfew.

There's no curfew and Internet access is possible.

There is no curfew but our cleaning hours are from 10 am to 3 pm.

There is no curfew, all rooms have their own keys, and rooms are accessible at all times.

Last, but not least there is no curfew, no lockout at night!

If you're not planning to spend a ton of time in your room, this place is a great find - there's no curfew, and the front desk is staffed 24/7.

Yes there's a curfew time up untill 4 pm you need finished your dive.

It is set up at Camp Redington, which sounds like a hopping place; the description notes that it is a true Alaskan experience, «smoker friendly», «visitors may be exposed to a variety of dead things, especially fish guts in the summertime», «Alchohol is permitted on the premises, and there is no curfew.»

There's a curfew for minors.

There is no curfew for the males -LRB-!).

«In addition, there was a curfew that was imposed on everyone, so we were unable to work full time, and we were only able to work a certain few hours of the day so that everyone could go home and meet the curfew.»

Not exact matches

It's just one of the many overseas adventures he's had, including attending a Masai tribal wedding in Kenya, breaking an ankle on a volleyball court in Brazil, and finding himself at Bangkok's airport in the middle of a military curfew.

Jackson said she was also was considering ordering the men to stay away from transportation facilities, meet a curfew and continue GPS monitoring.

In an absurd letter from his lawyer to Manhattan federal Judge Alison Nathan, Wey was upset that his ankle bracelet and court - enforced nightly curfew conflicted with an evening at the ballet.

It was a different world then, I realize: The Marxists I knew were happily married to their first wives, gave their kids curfews and chores, and a few even went to church or synagogue.

In his 28th day under curfew Mitri Raheb, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, was still gracious toward his assailants.

They were isolated in a ghetto without walls, compelled to observe a tight curfew, forced to wear a yellow star, forbidden to enter parks or any public place of entertainment, and restricted to shopping between 3 and 4 p.m. Was it any surprise that teenagers of my generation revolted?

And we'd end up sitting on a curb in the parking lot by the light of a street lamp, listening to night cicadas or cars going by, and we would talk about how no one had ever, could ever, have been in love like we were in love, and we would kiss until we were dizzy before walking back to the dorms, just in time for curfew.

In the hours leading up to curfew, we parked on lonely backroads to kiss until we were too dizzy to drive, listening to the songs on the radio.

For three weeks, we led intense discipleship that included: morning devotionals led by the members (with feedback from my wife and I afterwards), application challenges (share your faith with a coworker, serve the other SIMs members, etc.), assignments, curfew, rotating chores, communal money pot (no purchases can be made without consulting everyone), evening devotionals based on our worldviews, and conflict resolution.

What I don't do is go around murdering the neighborhood kids because one of my kids broke curfew.

What counts is that we were not there at the outset of creation and will not be there at the curfew; our life between the outset and the curfew is the gift of the One who calls us not to assault neighbor but to be on our way in wonder, love and praise.

His curfew was 1 a.m., but he called at 1 to beg an extension, and we granted it.

With gravity he spoke about self - discipline (as when a teenage Tiger cut his own curfew by an hour) and self - reflection because «that's the way the universe operates,» he said, «from truth.»

A game ended by curfew is a «suspended game» which must be completed later.

«Well, it would be a good night to party,» says Vaughn, «but we've got midnight curfew and practice tomorrow.

I don't know if he's gotten in trouble off the field recently but a few years ago the Cowboys mandated that he have a round the clock security detail to keep him out of shady clubs, keep him from drinking and to maintain curfew during the season.

On school nights a 10 p.m. curfew is enforced.

This year, under Bauer, the team will have a midnight curfew, must wear shirts and ties in all hotels on the road and will not be allowed to drink at the bar in the hotel where they are staying.

After the Manchester City forward was spotted breaking the clubs curfew Mancini is under the microscope on if and how he will discipline Balotelli.

In many of the towns in the North Bay, it often seems like it's still 1962, and that cops don't have a whole lot more to do than break up parties and bust kids for missing curfew.

The offender as ordered to complete a 12 month immunity order in addition to 150 hours of unpaid work before being sanctioned with a curfew between the hours of 8 pm and 6 am.

Emelia, who won't shrink from assigning Freddy household chores, is setting a midnight curfew.

My understanding is the benching of #Patriots CB Malcolm Butler happened because of a perfect storm of issues: Sickness, a rough week of practice, and a minor rule violation believed to be related to curfew.

Every minute past curfew means greater likelihood that there will be repercussions from police.

Matches are played well past curfew, sometimes ending at 1 a.m., and the Kenyan police who patrol the camp roads at night are vigilant and aggressive.

The Declaration calls attention to the fact that the curfew is rung by the Lisbon Bell in the South Church Tower at 9 p.m. as a gentle reminder that Nantucket appreciates quiet in the late evening hours.

The Ravens stated that this was done «out of the respect» for the curfew, and that refunds would be available for those who purchased tickets to the event.

Their swagger and, for that matter, their curfew — 1 a.m., as opposed to 11 p.m. for the Tide — was perfectly suited to the City that Care Forgot, which, last week, was also the City that Gun Laws Forgot.

Between questions of how transportation would work for fans coming to and going from the game, as well as whether it was a good idea for the Baltimore police to have to concern themselves with those who attended a sporting event, you could see this as an inevitability once the curfew was announced.

I wonder when the swim team curfew is?

You could assign a consequence that would help him to get his chores done; a later curfew would be a good idea.

He'll find that blaming others doesn't get him out of his responsibilities, that kicking and screaming in the store doesn't get him what he wants, that putting chores off doesn't get him out of doing them, and that being verbally abusive or destructive doesn't make his curfew later.