Sentence examples for clock making from inspiring English sources

Huygens's invention brought about a great increase in the importance and extent of clock making.

"Thousands of jobs around the clock, making wire for all these motors.

A 20-minute video relates the history of Bristol clock making.

This pattern can also mess up your biological clock, making it hard to get up on Monday morning.

In the final days of the campaign, the network will be up and running virtually around the clock, making sure Republicans in each precinct show up to vote.

It leaves at 5 and 35 minutes past the hour around the clock, making various stops on its route out of London.

Economic activity was more a means of making the time pass than of making money, which might explain why one of the few winter industries in the Alps was clock-making.

Since 1948, when the late Victor Hasselblad combined his passion for photography with his firm's clock-making skills, Hasselblad cameras have won the devotion of professionals and NASA astronauts alike.

Notes on Edmund Beckett Denison, Lord Grimthorpe, and his clock-making.

At one time a clock-making factory was in Trumbull, Ms. Rabinow said.

Around the shelter, he gardened, cooked and was a serial entrepreneur –he sold kites on the beach, had a clock-making business, sold teacups and even began woodworking.