Sentence examples for a clock that began from inspiring English sources

And the third is a clock that began to tick in 1995, when the Tampa Bay Water authority submitted to years of pressure from state regulators and agreed to sharply cut back on pumping ground water, and to look elsewhere for new water sources.

Four days after the earthquake, G.M. had assembled hundreds of employees into a team that began working around the clock to manage what has turned out to be the biggest catastrophe to hit the auto industry's complex supply chain.

The clock in question was part of a pilot program that began last month in four stations along the A and C lines.

After Smoker ran for a yard on a play that began with 17 seconds left, the Spartans lined up again as the clock clicked down through single digits.

"Kane," too, is a clock that laughs.

Each inventor last week got five minutes that began counting down on a big digital clock on the wall.

Then on January 31st, the Egyptian government, Mubarak's new government, which he had just appointed in a last-ditch effort to try and stave off his departure from power, decided to shut down Qatar-based Al-Jazeera's operations in Egypt, where the pan-Arab satellite TV channel has been providing round-the-clock coverage of the anti-government protests that began on January 25.

Everything except the ticking of the clock that has begun its final countdown.

Tucked away in obscure buildings from Manhattan to Maastricht, in the Netherlands, art restorers have spent the last six weeks quietly racing the clock in the annual art world ritual that begins in late January with the old master sales in New York and peaks today in Maastricht with the opening of the International Fine Art Fair.

Fortunately, the Ramones one song – you know, the one that begins "1,2,3,4!" – has no extended guitar solo and clocks in at around two minutes – is a belter.

That began a chain reaction.