Sentence examples for clock building from inspiring English sources

So they keep punching the clock, building cars and engines and transmissions for as long as G.M. has work for them.

The Mexican plant will operate around the clock, building a new version of the Corolla sedan for North America, it said.

The same year, she and Mr. Driver cut several funky singles for the Desco label, with "41st Street Breakdown" and "Wind Your Clock" building cult followings.

Group members worked around the clock building databases to help manage the influx of offers of help and creating a Web-based system to collect and organize volunteer applications.

It could be that the same design has arisen multiple times because feedback mechanisms already in place for protein regulation provide convenient clock building blocks.

It's also in new boom towns spawned by the rapid growth in domestic oil production - places such as Williston, North Dakota, where 40 workers have been on the clock building the Dakota Landing hotel since October.

This will not be achieved by turning back-the-clock, building bigger walls around us or turning inwards, but by demonstrating relevance, and by staying hungry and agile.

In April, after several months of round-the-clock construction, Building 73, a 120,000-square-foot warehouse-turned-maximum security prison, was ready to be occupied by the men and women of "Oz" (Mr. Fontana signed a three-year lease at $570,360 a year).

I was once very much like the clock-building Ahmed Mohamed in Irving, Texas, a precocious, studious child who tried to impress my teachers and fellow students.

He began the first condo conversions of manufacturing buildings, starting with the Clock Tower building at 1 Main Street, in the late 1990s.

At the Clock Tower Building, he persuaded two guards to let him study up close.