Sentence examples for clock life from inspiring English sources

For the doctors and rescue workers racing to save lives around the clock, life has become a blur of blood, death and desperation.

The fact that the two shows aired next to each other was immaterial: us Play Schoolers looked down on the cultural imperialism of Sesame Street's Americanisms (even if we secretly wanted to hug Snuffy) and lived that rocket clock life 24/7.

In terms of cell morphology, the length of E. gracilis cells changed periodically with the light dark cycle and photosynthesis, which was analogous to a biological clock life pattern (Lonergan 1983).

On Yellowstone's clock, human life is a tick of the second hand, and time plays tricks on you there, in the presence of the ever-changing and the eternal.

If you wind back the clock of life to its beginning, you arrive at a moment, roughly four billion years ago, when the planet was newly formed, and the Age of Microbes was dawning.

He had seen and done perhaps too much in too short a time, had defied the clock of life to live on his own time and get ahead of his times — and he got so far ahead of himself that he got old young.

These remarkable feats of surgery are a race against the clock of life.

Punch the clock of life and take as many extended lunch breaks as possible.

Maybe it's that she needed some time on her clock, some life under her belt, to be the actress she couldn't have been before.

If the plan is successful, it could provide the round-the-clock street life that city officials and others say is necessary to sustain a downtown revival.

Interrupting and trying to tinker with our internal clocks so our life can follow our social clock by casually ignoring our body's signs when we should sleep can have serious side effects and mess with our mental and physical health.