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Eastern Standard Time may refer to:
- Eastern Standard Time (North America) (EST, UTC−5)
- Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST; UTC+10)
- Eastern Standard Time (album), released in 2008 by the Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra
Eastern Standard Time is the second album released by the Alan Baylock Jazz Orchestra, a Washington, D.C.-based big band. Following the critically acclaimed debut album Two Seconds to Midnight, Eastern Standard Time follows much the same format, providing a selection of innovative arrangements on established jazz standards by bandleader/composer/arranger Alan Baylock. This album also features guest artist and tenor saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi. It was recorded February 3, 7, and April 15 at Bias Recording Studios in Springfield, VA.
Usage examples of "eastern standard time".
It was three o'clock in the winter afternoon, Eastern Standard time, and the limousines were parked in the drive at the estate in Cynwid Hollow.
Glancing over to two battery-operated clocks on the corner of her desk, one set to Eastern Standard Time and the other Central European Time.
Two days from today, at noon Eastern Standard Time, a landing craft will arrive at Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC.
Here is the text of the official Arab broadcast: `At about six-thirty o'clock this morning'-please remember that it is morning in the Eastern Mediterranean, which is seven hours ahead of American Eastern Standard Time-`low-flying jet aircraft, of the type used on United States aircraft carriers and bearing United States insignia, brutally and without warning bombed the harbor area of Latakia.