Sentence examples for a clock or a from inspiring English sources

Many people have never seen a clock or a watch their entire lives".

Many people in Africa have never seen a clock or a watch their entire lives.

In Newtonian mechanics, a "clock" (or a "good clock") is a physical system with a certain sort of dynamical structure.

He then managed real estate for about 15 years, able to fix almost anything mechanical, whether a clock or a washing machine.

"He waited until he knew they'd be home for the first round of the playoffs because he never wanted a victory tour where you go to another rink and you get a clock or a watch," Smith said.

The app assigns icons, generally of common objects like a bottle or a clock or a cat face, to users participating in conversation threads; for its experiment, PinkySwhere would randomly insert a fake user, represented by an icon depicting its client's club sandwich, into threads.

It is clear that watching a clock or an hourglass can improve timing precision, but stochastic stimuli might have been expected to inject noise into the timing process; indeed, this prediction is likely to emerge from models that depend on stimulus-driven network evolution [ 9, 15].

Like Romney, Mom didn't punch a clock or get a paycheck or any of that.

The Lonesome Whistle The cutting becomes more rapid as the music swells and pulses, mimicking the ticking of a clock or the momentum of a locomotive.

"So much going on … that she seemed to be seeing for the first time, or analysing for the first time, though she knew it was everyday, as habitual as looking at a clock or holding out a hand.

Graphical passwords are made by clicking from a series of icons, including a cooking scene, setting the hands of a clock or making a stock trade.