Sentence examples for Time to clock out from inspiring English sources

But at best, and if you play the odds right and wear shit like this consistently every single day, then when that strangely hot half-Korean dude at the boutique you pass by every day decides it's time to clock out (and clock in to your vagina), you'll be like some sexy Christmas present.

One Sports Direct shop worker, who said he has reported the retailer to HMRC for not paying the minimum wage, said: "There have been times when they tell us to clock out and then we have to work for an hour or two without pay.

As the guitar player strummed a few bars of "Let It Be," one woman began to clock out one last time.

Finally, it's 6 p.m. time to clock out.

He added, "This has been a very deliberate effort over time to run out the clock".

With the first down, Maryland had enough time to run out the clock and clinch the 42 35 victory.

When the clock strikes zero, it's time to throw out the clock.

With two dozen others, all clutching time sheets to clock in and out, we assemble inside what is billed as an "immersive ghost factory".

This is also a good time to check out your alarm clock and make arrangements for how you will awaken in the morning.

As Palmer knelt three times to run out the clock, Cincinnati safety Chris Crocker spent the last few moments on the sideline waving a white flag.

Testaverde and Hackett, who has taken the blame for miscalculating how many plays could be run in the final 13 seconds, spoke about the ending of the Buffalo game and agreed that both had expected to have time to stop the clock and to figure out one last play -- a play that would have had to produce a touchdown.