Sentence examples for an elegant clock from inspiring English sources

The Paramount Building (1926), at 44th Street, is topped with an elegant clock and globe that even some New Yorkers have never bothered craning their necks to see.

They're not the type to be especially flowery but they wrote lovely letters.' A week or so later an elegant clock arrived in the post, engraved 'Ben and Dick, December 21st 2005'.

IN 1983, when the Seth Thomas clock factory closed for good in the Naugatuck Valley town of Thomaston, the workers from the plant carried a bier bearing an elegant mantel clock through the streets in a mock funeral.

"I'm the only member of Harvard who can park where I please," he liked to say, noting that he had once given to the campus police an elegant tall clock that belonged to another department.

So when you slip the phone into the $50 bedside dock, it goes automatically into an elegant alarm-clock mode, complete with buttons for tomorrow's weather, your music and even a dimmer switch.

Others include an elegant 19th-century clock tower (showing the wrong time), and a medieval tanner's bridge.

This skeptical, warmhearted aesthete is well on his way to becoming a mover and shaker in an art world that the film imagines as an elegant round-the-clock party floating above the misery and desolation of postwar Munich.

Invented in 1928 by the Swiss engineer Jean-Léon Reutter, the Art Deco pendulum clock is an elegant nod to a bygone era.

Basking in this bucolic scene is The Stables, an elegant Grade II-listed house with a clock tower.

Further work on these factors [ 14], and the identification and characterization of other clock genes [ 15], resulted in an elegant description of the rhythm-driving oscillator [ 16- 18].

And if that's the case, it makes sense that the Clock Room, as it's called, is an elegant, if somewhat dusty, exercise in mechanical exactness.