Sentence examples for art of clock from inspiring English sources

The dying art of clock and watchmaking has been given a lottery boost as British summer time ends and the clocks go back on Sunday morning.

Later, he found himself drawn to the art and evolution of clock making.

Within a year Harbach became the poster boy for his own semi-satirical thesis, scoring a staggering advance of $650,000 [£419,000] for his debut novel The Art of Fielding, which clocked in at a hefty 512 pages.

The clip shows the band hard at work in their studio (some harder than others -- Jeff Tweedy takes it all in from the couch), recording "Art of Almost". It clocks in at only a minute 35 seconds, but with all the shredding Nels Cline is doing, it feels like a lot more.

Thick columns, banded with green, yellow, and shell-pink tiles, support a crown of flagless flagpoles and a simple rectangular Art Deco clock that is stopped at ten-thirty.

State-of-the-art optical clocks reach uncertainties of 1e-18.

In its own modest line, an Art Deco travel clock of spinach-green jade, its dial framed by a gold chain motif set off by black enamel, provided evidence of the private buyers' sunny disposition, as it brought $14,260, substantially more than the high estimate.

Some kind of clock.

"It's like a lost art," the clock master said.

And once he and Erna were established in Milwaukee, it seems to have mattered not at all that their first collection of Renaissance and Baroque decorative arts, with its concentration of clocks, had been lost.

Turn the clock back to the 1970s when the art of "verballing" – attributing incriminating words to a defendant – was endemic.