extra hours

To buy the school books necessary, his parents would work extra hours.

"Or maybe they got just enough of it back to stay ahead for a few extra hours."

She put in extra hours to catch up with her work.

But it then decided that extra hours were not enough.

"Even if it means spending two extra hours each way in an air car?"

"Those extra hours could mean the difference between life and death to any people who were on that station."

If they were suddenly given three extra hours a day, most of them would spend it with their families and friends rather than at work.

"Finding a way around would take us many extra hours of walking."

Management itself could provide time off to those it forced to work extra hours.

We put in some extra hours, but no one complained.

Workers take time off to compensate for extra hours worked.

My husband got to lounge in bed for a few extra hours.

I had the extra hours in my day that they were always wishing for.

He stretched with care, and sat up, feeling much the better for the few extra hours of sleep.

He also suggested that family members be allowed to put in extra hours driving.

Already working full time, women had no more extra hours of work effort to contribute to the family's income.

Some surgical residents say they consider the extra hours part of the job.

Under this contract, if the performance is inadequate, the student must put in extra hours.

But the extra hours of free time stood out as the most important negative factor in retirement.

"I called my date and told her I'd need a couple extra hours to clear up some business.

The colonel decided to wait until the doctors got more blood into him and he'd had a chance to sleep for a few extra hours.

At such a level, even working extra hours or a second job is unlikely to make a meaningful difference.

I'm going to add a few extra hours in case I napped.

And if I was truly successful about this, some extra hours until midnight.

I offered her twenty bucks on top of the extra hours she'll get.