Sentence examples for be clocked with from inspiring English sources
Brady is not nearly as fleet as Michael Vick Bradyy's father, Tom Sr., jokes that his son used to be clocked with a sundial), and his arm is not as strong as Peyton Manning's.
Basically, there's not a major emotional reversal -- and they happen with head-spinning frequency in this play, directed by Garry Hynes -- that couldn't be clocked with an egg timer, with a minute or two to spare.
Time's passage is clocked with an alert narrative that boldfaces the deaths of Jacques Prévert and François Truffaut, whose screenplays luxuriated in just this kind of frustrated love.
To determine the necessary speeds for catching air — and thus the pitch of the Big Air in-run — skiers and riders in the halfpipe were clocked with a radar gun.
For this purpose one role-play was performed and the time used was clocked with a stopwatch.
The more detailed analysis of the counselling process, where the time for each issue of counselling was clocked with a stopwatch, suggests an average time of 21 minutes if each listed issues is discussed.
Why can't I just say f*ck it and not care that my jeans are too tight despite the hours I'm clocking with my jogging stroller and watching every calorie I put in my body?
We're not just passive receivers for weird messages, or random collections of gears and levers: if we are machines, we are "particular" ones; if we are clocks, we are clocks with a difference.
There are clocks with built-in radio receivers from vendors like Oregon Scientific that set themselves to that signal, and receiving the signal is free, courtesy of your tax dollars.
The psyche is a clock with at least four hands that move in different directions simultaneously.
