Sentence examples for Hard clocking from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that is why he works so hard, clocking 14-hour days, often rising at 6 a.m. and firing off half a dozen e-mail messages to his staff before reaching his London office.

Unbeknownst to me, Chef'd warned me that the gnocchi dish would be hard — clocking the prep time at 45 minutes — but I somehow missed that label before I placed my order.

Rates go up each year (55, 65 and 75 euros per desk for year 1 to 3) and after year 3 you're supposed to move out, but they don't run a hard clock on that.

The state will have a hard time turning back the clock on that trend — and it doesn't appear to want to.

The Teutonic hard worker is punctual in clocking out as well as clocking in.For German companies trying to compete with American ones, this cultural gap is at best frustrating.

Hard drive clock (not a lame clock with a hd face) via [Hackaday].

5. Congi and Occult ft Segilola – Autumn Leaves This is a sublimely chilled piece, and hard to believe it's clocking in at 140 BPM.

This isn't to deny it can be hard to clock 14 hours a day, six days a week, as stars were sometimes obliged to do.

Hatching eggs is one of the best ways to get powerful Pokémon, but if you don't walk for your commute or in your general day, it can be hard to clock up the kilometres required to incubate them.

Sure, people work hard and clock long hours, but they also enjoy the city's temperate weather and active lifestyle.

"It's alright when you bolt in, but when you get two lined up, and you know it's all out, it's hard to clock how many you've used".