Sentences with phrase «odd hours too»

Not exact matches

As for music; Tallest Man on Earth, Goldfish and Caravan Palace [both dancy but good], a bit of jazz and old stuff like Fred Astaire, I like podcasts too, The Thrilling Adventure Hour is fantastic if you like old time radio stuff [it's not actually old time, just the style and is also a little odd but great!]

The Fairholm is well - situated for walking around Charlottetown and, except for the occasional motorcycle races down the street at odd hours of the night, it is close enough to the shopping areas, but not too close for the urban noise.

Works way too much, dislikes Montreal club scene, usually working odd hours.

The result is odd and not always successful, and at over two hours may be too much of a good thing, but it is full of magnificent moments and loving details, and together with Volume 1 it is the ultimate homage to the films that shaped the creative identity of Tarantino.

Philosophically speaking, 30 or 40 odd hours in a year is too little time to absorb the ocean of knowledge generated in 8760 hours by your peers in your own profession across the globe.

The first - ever national survey of consumer experiences with debt collectors found consumers often faced calls that came too often, at odd hours -LSB-...]

Carla was looking for a facility that was open during odd hours (that would be us) and would be willing to help out with cats that had no one to care for them (that would be us too).

Try to go at an odd hour so that you won't get stuck in too long a line.

«The standard complaints of a trainee at a city firm: the odd all - nighter and spells of long hours if you have taken on too much work as a trainee.»