Sentence examples for clock now from inspiring English sources

Start the clock, now.

He's on the clock now.

The clock, now their friend, ticks on.

The clock now read 1 03.

"I'm worried about that clock now," she said.

The World Clock now appears on the right side of the calendar screen.

Someone better tell Flavor Flav that clocks now have the potential to be confused for bombs.

Goldstein, who used to have twenty-two televisions (and ninety-one clocks), now gets his information from a pair of radio earphones, which he tunes to TV news.

Atomic clocks now run slightly ahead of what is defined in the sky, and, starting in 1972, leap seconds have been added to keep the two sets of clocks synchronized.

Atomic clocks now run slightly ahead than what is defined in the sky, and, starting in 1972, leap seconds have been added to keep the two sets of clocks synchronized.

Even the hyper-accurate atomic clocks now used to record the passage of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the globe's official standard, regularly defer to the addition of so-called leap seconds.