Sentence examples for clock had come from inspiring English sources
Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" had come out the previous year and started riots when it rang out in the film "Blackboard Jungle", or so the papers said.
The clock has come a long way since it first appeared in our idents and continues to live on in new technologies.
Much of the understanding concerning the functioning of the circadian clock has come from extensive work done in model organisms mutant for one or several clock genes.
It's like Stop All the Clocks has come true.
The innovations in alarm clocks have come a long way, including ones that gently wake you up like the rising sun, ones that emit coffee or croissant smells, and, if you need the extra push in the morning, one built into a rug that will scream at you until you step out of bed.
She assumed the clock radio had come on by itself, though she didn't remember setting it.
Some had come to the negotiating table with the intention of trying to turn back the clock.
In fact, most watch lovers might consider me a heretic; in an age where every TV, DVD player, camera, and cellphone totes a clock, I've come to consider watches less of a tool, and more of an accessory.
Major contributions toward elucidating clock mechanisms have come from studies on circadian rhythms in the filamentous ascomycete N. crassa (Dunlap 2006; Heintzen and Liu 2007).
By this time, the Nietzschean clock seems to have come full circle.
He could do kitchen-sink grit in Riff-Raff and Raining Stones for Ken Loach, or comic ribaldry in a cheesy caper like Mike Bassett: England Manager; he also starred in many of the flagship British dramas of the past two decades – Cracker, Hillsborough, Clocking Off – and has come dangerously close to national-treasure status as Jim Royle in The Royle Family.
