Sentence examples for clock everyone from inspiring English sources

Then, assuming that there is time left on the shot clock, everyone scrambles around and tries to score, or something.

Clearly, retargeting has its upsides – if they didn't increase sales on some level they wouldn't exist, plus it's now easier than ever to sweep through your office, clock everyone's retargeted banner ads and make a discreet inventory of all the perverts who've ever thought about buying adult-sized Peppa Pig duvet covers – but the downsides vastly outnumber them.

The Heat called time with 23 seconds left, 18 seconds on the shot clock, everyone in the building probably thinking the play would be set up for James.

"Once the clock expired, everyone rushed the floor," Noorzad said.

Therefore, he needed to keep watch around the clock, on everyone -- including, and perhaps especially, on devoted Communists.

They lay their heads on colorful pillows with words like "awesome," "peace" and "love". After 20 minutes, a faint beep — far more pleasant-sounding than an alarm clock — wakes everyone.

He consulted an aide — "What's today's date?" — before expressing relief that the clock and everyone's phones and watches were not off by a full hour, as they are for eight weeks each year, according to a strict interpretation of the city's administrative code.

While women on the tenure track 12 years ago feared that having a child would derail their careers, today's generous policies have made families the norm: the university provides a yearlong pause in the tenure clock, and everyone gets a term-long leave after the arrival of a child.

He consulted an aide—"What's today's date?"—before expressing relief that the clock and everyone's phones and watches were not off by a full hour, as they are for eight weeks each year, according to a strict interpretation of the city's administrative code.

Leibovitz is "not nostalgic about cameras" or even film, but "At Work" does display a kind of wistfulness for much of what she got to see over the last 40 years, and even for some of what she just missed, like the Paris fashion shows of the 1960s, where "photographers and editors stayed up working around the clock and everyone got drunk and crazy and wild".

Remember Chumby, the huggable, widget-powered alarm clock that everyone wanted but just couldn't figure out what to do with?