Sentence examples for clock ends from inspiring English sources

Timberlake's countdown clock ends on Sunday at midnight, three days before the MySpace event.

"I don't know where that takes us," Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn). said Wednesday of the House's new approach, "because as [Senate Majority Leader] Mitch [McConnell] mentioned... the clock ends on Sept. 17, and the president is going to go ahead and begin lifting the sanctions".

If you have a slingshot, look out for a balloon every time the last digit on the game clock ends in 4. (Ex. 1 04, 1 14, 1 24, etc).

Expect to see a Clock End revival of the roomier JVC shirt as a result.

Best to be an away fan in the old Clock End if you want lively banter.

"I used to train under the Clock End (at Highbury) on the indoor pitches, so for me to get the goal is amazing.

There was even some novel call-and-response work between the designated "North Bank" and "Clock End" sections of the ground.

If the Blackburn fans in the Clock End could not have imagined a worse start, they were glumly contemplating one four minutes later.

All manner of items were flung in his direction from the away supporters massed in the Clock End as he was carried around the pitch.

"I'm from 10 minutes down the road, I was here as a schoolboy and used to train under the Clock End on the indoor pitches, so for me to get the goal is amazing.

Two goals down and heading out of the FA Cup, the 5, 000 Teessiders in the Clock End tried to look at the silver lining at the end of this adventure.