Three Hours

noun

Roman Catholic Church.

1. a religious observance practiced between noon and three o'clock on the afternoon of Good Friday.

Example Sentences

The Reform leader took to the stage for his keynote conference speech three hours earlier than planned after Rayner announced her resignation.

From BBC

"We are seeing the rise of the turquoise tide," he told supporters, who had been summoned to the hall three hours earlier than expected over the Birmingham venue's public address system.

From BBC

During three hours of testimony, Democrats accused the US health secretary of lying and restricting Americans' access to vaccines, while several Republican senators also raised concerns.

From BBC

"We went horseback riding in the national park three hours away," says Dave Fornell.

From BBC

When the lawsuit was filed, plaintiff Judith Larson said her daughter, an honor roll student, received about two or three hours of instruction per week in the spring of 2020.

From Los Angeles Times