Sentence examples for clock high from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tinsman was practicing a comedy routine based on Harold Lloyd's silent film in which he hangs from the hands of a clock high atop a city building.
And, rather than the old Biltmore clock, high up on the back wall above the fireplace there's a humble little brass-tone clockface that looks like it's from the dashboard of a Winnebago.
Even people who don't know Lloyd's name will probably recognize the ubiquitous image of the young man in horn-rimmed glasses, hanging from the hands of a clock high above a city street.
People who have barely heard of Harold Lloyd have seen the famous photograph of him hanging from a building clock high above a city street in SAFETY LAST (1923), which is being shown as part of a Lloyd festival this month.
(Kehr) 'Safety Last' (Friday through Tuesday) Harold Lloyd's 1923 classic contains perhaps the single most celebrated image of silent comedy: Lloyd, with his horn-rimmed glasses and straw boater, hanging from the hands of a clock, high above a Los Angeles street.
It was getting round-the-clock high decibel coverage on all channels.
The large number of atoms is key to the clocks' high stability.
Curbing this requires a health system that is capable of providing round-the-clock high quality services in all parts of the country," Mrs. Olsson said.
But medicine had ballooned into a round-the-clock, high-tech affair in the years since Marcus Welby, and the two sides of medicine were nearly impossible to balance.
Aside from basic studies of atoms themselves, the work has led to dozens of novel applications, including astonishingly accurate clocks, high-precision devices for measuring the pull of gravity, and lasers made of coherent "waves" of atoms.
The devices are both powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, but the Pro clocks higher and features 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, while the Mi 5s packs 3GB RAM and 64GB storage as standard with a more expensive combination of 4GB RAM and 128GB storage for 2299 RMB.
