Sentence examples for at all clocking from inspiring English sources

Watching the film itself, it's hard to believe that any scenes were left out at all: clocking in at over 140 minutes, with extraneous villains and subplots to spare, the film's self-mythologising bloat doesn't really square with the nimble, get-the-job-done approach of Spidey himself.

And, safe to say, receiving a £1 'prize' or a 10% discount voucher for something you don't want to buy (or indeed some in-game coin currency that has no external worth at all) after clocking up hours and hours of repetitive gameplay probably isn't going to excite too many Millennials for too long.

We were in a pack of cars heading east on a two-lane road all clocking in at about 100 kilometers an hour.

Moving at typical, earthly speeds, all clocks tick at essentially the same speed, with differences detectable only by extremely accurate atomic clocks.

Beyond the massive spending on preventing chaos at the moment all clocks announced the arrival of the new millennium, businesses invested in new systems, new leaders and best practices that would enable them to compete in the new century.

Note that in spite of the ant coming at t=3 to tell us about the galaxy at t=0, the galaxy it started from is actually also sitting at t=3 since all the clocks are ticking.

Last month, officials said they hoped to install all clocks at 152 subway stations by December 2010; that is now expected to be April 2011.

This requires synchronization of all clocks at the PET department the hot lab, the injection room, the control room, and the scanner itself.

Michael Powell, Googie Withers, Errol Flynn and the novelist Anthony Powell all clocked on at Teddington during those years, and Martin Scorsese is currently leading the search for any that might have survived.

And whereas the letters from Groupon's Andrew Mason, Zynga's Mark Pincus, and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg all clocked in at one or two thousand words, Twitter's letter is just 135, plus an embedded tweet.

They all clock in at $300 or less -- with most well under $100.