Sentence examples for clock becomes from inspiring English sources

My clock becomes a sought-after symbol of defiance that brings me a high-six-figures return.

In one, a childless mother obsessed with her ticking biological clock becomes pregnant after clumsy breakup sex with her husband of less than a year.

"When people take Viagra or Levitra, the clock becomes an issue because they have to have sex soon after taking the pill," Mr. Barbato said.

In humans, a length of adult DNA from a male enters an egg and unites with DNA from a female, turns back the clock, becomes the first infant cell, divides and starts a cascade of reactions that turns one fertilised egg into 1,000bn cells of more than 200 different kinds.

As the idea of the paternal biological clock becomes more widespread, it could also be an important guiding principle for how our society functions more broadly — for example, encouraging more doctors to talk to men about their fertility, and turning stressful workplaces into family-friendly ones.

While normally a clock measures our work, here punching the clock becomes Hsieh's work.

The Biltmore, and in particular its clock, became almost as much an institution as Grand Central itself.

The same summer, Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" became a No. 1 song after it was heard in the movie "Blackboard Jungle".

James Myers, whose "Rock Around the Clock" became a rock 'n' roll anthem, died on Wednesday at a hospice near his Bonita Springs home in southwest Florida.

Thus, a recycling bin's worth of glass-bottle bottoms became a lamp shade, an old clock became a tasteful mobile a la Joseph Cornell, and a collapsed doll carriage, circuit boards and some papier mache became Cinderella's sedan.

Chandler's derision became the minority view in time, however; according to John Ed Pearce, the clock became one of the most talked-about and visited tourist attractions in the state and the most visited place in Frankfort.