Sentence examples for carriage clock from inspiring English sources
noun
A small clock with a carrying handle, originally designed for travelling
The Bafta fellowship can't be some kind of carriage clock?
It's not quite time for my carriage clock.
Staffordshire figures of soldiers paraded on either side of a carriage clock on the mantelpiece.
It sure beats a gold carriage clock, and is again substantially better than other state employees.
Give that man a small bonus, a carriage clock perhaps – but not yet.
Seventeen clocks -- tall case musicals, mantle regulators, English bracket clocks, carriage clocks -- tick-tocked.
The Conservative party doesn't do carriage clocks for people like Michael Gove.
In the living room, Mr. Berger arranged seven gold-plated carriage clocks, each the size of a small flowerpot, in a semicircle on the floor.
Most sinister of these are a travelling actor with the stage name of Amade Volpay, who adopts the boys, and a fat pawnbroker worthy of Dostoyevsky, stuffing himself with rancid meat amid the carriage clocks and silver services of an empire falling ever deeper into hock.
He amassed a personal collection that ran from thirteenth-century carriage clocks to modern quartz pieces.
