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n. The regular times of day when a shop, office or similar is open to the public.
Usage examples of "opening hours".
She reared up and pushed the door open: outside of opening hours, it wasn’.
After Bob had taken down the address and checked the pub's opening hours, he made a third call.
Claudine suggested questioning every building worker employed on the restoration of the Coliseum's Arch of Gallienus, particularly any who admitted to a friendship or acquaintanceship with a buck-toothed driver familiar with the opening hours of Rome's major tourist sites.
Even in winter, without the benefit of extended summer opening hours, if you paced things right you could drink round the clock.
You may not be aware of it, but your description and reporting during the opening hours of the invasion of Alaska at Nome, and your activities since that time with your resistance movement, have attracted the attention and admiration, and rekindled the hopes, of all Americans.
Where there would be no customers anyway, now that opening hours were so uncertain.
Before opening hours the check would be ash, and all the banks in the world would be bubbling in the heat of the sun.
If someone were to attempt to donate a weapon during opening hours they would be politely censured by Louisa, or sternly lectured by Gwendolyn.
But my wine bar's a club whose opening hours are satisfactory to me .
Morse had been sitting for over half an hour, pondering these and other things, when the extraordinary thought crossed his mind that he was in the middle of a park in the middle of opening hours with a pub only fifty yards away on the corner of the square.
Mma Ramotswe felt that it was important to keep one's word, and the sign outside the agency announced that the opening hours were from nine in the morning until five in the afternoon, every day.