Sentence examples for clock a play from inspiring English sources

An N.F.L. quarterback has to pay attention to a game clock, a play clock, and the so-called clock in his head, which ticks off the seconds between the snap and the likely arrival, on his blind side, of a defensive end.

Other enticing clocks include Jane de Jonge's "Time a la Mode" a three-tiered confection with acrobats balancing pies lorded over by a clock; "Time Will Tell" by Jody Silver Schwartz inspired by a fortune teller; "Braque Clock," a play on words by Sally Brown, a wood sculptor; and "Good Time Henrietta" by Judy Henderson, a ceramist, a three-part sculpture cleverly improvised with cups and saucers.

Vlad from Baltimore: During the last drive the Patriots made in the 4th quarter, with about 19 sec on the clock, Brady runs a play that doesn't work, but New York had 12 men on the field.

N.F.L. rules allow quarterbacks to hear instructions from coaches — through a headset and into a speaker in the quarterback's helmet — until there are 15 seconds left on a play clock.

"You have that clock as you perceive a play developing," Collins said, "and you foresee how much time it's going to take for this route to get open or that route to get open.

In addition it contains a clock, a speaker that plays alarm sounds and a circular LED (light-emitting diode) lamp.

Taken together, our findings illustrate that molecular components of the circadian clock mechanism play a critical role in the anabolic and catabolic mechanisms of bone volume regulation.

The very short period of these oscillations and their dependence on light suggests that other factors in addition to the circadian clock must play a role in regulating hourly CH variation.

Nevertheless, our Fourier analysis of periodic variation in FA-normalized data demonstrates that many longer chain compounds show highly significant 24-hour cyclic components in both LD and DD (Figure 13), suggesting the clock may play a role in compound cycling.

Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) use CLOCK as part of the circadian pathway that guides their annual migration, suggesting that CLOCK may play a role in the timing of migration across vertebrate and invertebrate lineages.

In our recent study we found that circadian clock genes play a role in regulation of the hair growth cycle during synchronized hair follicle cycling, uncovering an unexpected connection between these two timing systems within skin.