Sentence examples for clock coming from inspiring English sources

To hammer it home, the record ends with the sound of a clock coming to a stop.

Upstairs, contributions arrived around the clock, coming in by telephone or received in person by runners who hauled the goods from cars parked at the curb to a basement sorting space where everything was organized according to handmade signs ("Shoes Here," "Drinks & Water Here").

:: Star Clock - Coming Soon! Students will make a star clock and determine the time of the year certain constellation appear in the night time sky.

"Think of how a clock comes together.

In most sports, the winner is decided when the clock comes to an end.

But then, with 41 minutes on the clock, came the moment that frustrated Bilic.

There were riots in cinemas when Rock Around the Clock came out – there was a sense of change.

Sometimes, a clock comes along that ticks all the boxes for fans both of ornamentation and timekeeping.

The Clock came from the imagination of an indefatigable Yorkshireman, Mike Richardson, for whom Fes was love at first sight.

The clock comes with an IR remote that can control a variety of customization options and smaller features such as a stopwatch and alarm.

The neat fold-away clock comes in a leather case and has the feel of something you might pass down through generations, despite the relatively low price.