Sentence examples for clock changing from inspiring English sources

Harvard researchers have found that when you eat affects your internal clock; changing when you eat can be helpful in adjusting to changes in your schedule, whether due to work, life or travel.

I COULD observe the Watchtower clock changing from minute to minute, and the temperature on the larger-than-life thermometer, as my friends and I ate dinner on a murky, hot night.

After 75 long minutes she left the piste but still protested, unsuccessfully, that Britta Heidemann semi-final win should be reversed as she had made two attempts to strike without the clock changing.

Yates has been selling various state officials on the idea, and on his Web site he has posted a model resolution, with suggested language for legislators who want "to forever put an end to the deadly, energy-wasting, productivity-killing twice-yearly clock changing".

But with the clocks changing this weekend, suddenly everyone wants to go outside.

House Majority Leader Mike Moyle is tired of clocks changing in Idaho.

This was partly because we were slow-clapped as we found a seat (we had nearly missed the flight as we forgot about the clocks changing), but far more because I was just glad to be going home.

The sleepless night, wondering how they had lost the club's first final in 121 years was at least an hour shorter with the clocks changing to British Summer Time and an extra hour's daylight.

People in the Crimean capital Simferopol have been celebrating the clocks changing to synchronise with the time in Moscow.

As an interesting side-note, players have messed around with their Nintendo Switch clocks, changing the date to the end of Season 4 (and beyond). The countdown timer (which only shows up on Switch for some reason) is replaced by the word LAUNCH.

Mathematical modelling and subsequent experiments show that NPR1 reinforces the circadian clock without changing the period by regulating both the morning and the evening clock genes.