Sentence examples for before clock from inspiring English sources

Read "Greece Offers Last Ditch Bailout Plan Before Clock Runs Out at Midnight".

Labour argues that there is an urgent need to ensure more support for personnel who leave before clocking up four years' service, as they receive less state help than other leavers.

My anachronism file is limited to the classic example of Cassius' mention of a clock striking in Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," set in a time before clocks had been invented.

He reports to his desk, a stack of three milk crates, at 2 p.m. and proceeds to travel more than eight vertical miles — 140 feet up, 140 feet down, hundreds of times a day — before clocking out.

Shortly before clocking out for the day recently, Ms. Funk took a call from woman who had just found a DVD she had reported lost a few weeks earlier.

Why else would it be necessary for Sky's undeniably stunning army of auto-cuties to scrub up in the manner of Miss World contestants before clocking on at a channel sarcastically dubbed "Old Men and Models"?

Some even wait by the screens for the precise moment their break is due to start before clocking off, despite being warned that this is considered a cardinal sin.

After the usual extended summer holidays, we'll all be briefly back to work before clocking off again for Carnival.

At the beginning of 2017, 8% of videos removed for violent extremist content were taken down before clocking 10 views.

The Derry man ran 10.24 at Clermont three weeks ago before clocking times of 10.34 and 10.35 in Orlando a week later.

He won the 100m at the Jamaica Invitational athletics meeting in May with a time of 9.86 seconds, before clocking 9.75 seconds - the fastest time of 2013 - to win the US World Championships trials the following month.