Sentence examples for One clocking from inspiring English sources

It's his longest one, clocking in at sixty-eight-minutes-plus; the title track, the song about the Titanic, is a Celtic-tinged waltz that runs nearly fourteen minutes and has forty-five verses.

Petersen was caught behind by Haddin four overs later and when another bouncer – this one clocking in at 93mph – was enough to have Du Plessis caught by Michael Clarke in the cordon, South Africa were staggering at 23 for three.

And now, an improved version of the original Utah detector, completed in 1997 and dubbed HiRes, has recorded seven more particles with energies over 100 EeV--with one clocking in at an estimated 280 EeV, the second highest ever.

The new record blows away the old record (I just couldn't resist that one), clocking in at a screaming 253 miles per hour.

What's labeled as the fourth trailer for "Elysium" has debuted online -- this one clocking in at over three minutes in length, something that's probably in opposition to what director Neill Blomkamp would prefer.

"I just want one clock," I said.

(This one clocks in at under three hours).

That one clocks in only slightly longer (just over 54 minutes) than the Gould-Bernstein account (just over 53).

It just means you can stop one clock while others keep running.

O'Neill then swung through two fastballs, the last one clocked at 96 miles an hour.

One clock, which had chipped cream-colored paint and was in good working condition, sold for $202.50 on March 30.