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 one thing that I didn’t have was someone who had been a child actor who had to do three hours of tutoring a day and knew about the torture of being dragged away from set to go and do that.

From Los Angeles Times

Over almost three hours Ms Pelicot's lawyers, Antoine Camus and Stéphane Babonneau, retold the horrific story of Dominique Pelicot’s crimes, peppering their account with literary references.

From BBC

The live entertainment extravaganza is taking place on BBC One on Friday with three hours of comedy, music and guests.

From BBC

Which is why Franken’s son Don, who helped his father promote his events, is having trouble embracing the Grand Slam series, where eight races will be run in roughly three hours on each meet day.

From Los Angeles Times

Friday's live entertainment extravaganza on BBC One will involve three hours of comedy, music and surprise guests.

From BBC