Sentence examples for clock of course from inspiring English sources

The clock, of course, was the enemy.

The circadian clock, of course, is fundamental to our health.

Clock – Of course the iPhone needs a clock, but couldn't that be a setting as opposed to an app?

If I could turn back the clock of course I'd want my leg back, but I'm never going to change that.

(It can be talked about around the clock, of course – provided you repeat yourself every 10 minutes, as Sky and 5 Live do).

The molecular evolutionary clock, of course, is not expected to be a metronomic clock, like a watch or other timepiece that measures time exactly, but a stochastic clock like radioactive decay.

Unlike other light-producing organisms, they glow around the clock, though of course their eerie glimmer is most visible in the dark.

In 1776, the population of the United States was around 2.5 million; it is now more than 316 million (you can check the real-time Census Bureau population clock, but of course that is only an estimate).

Despite the stations being manned around the clock – and of course being equipped with all the latest extinguishing equipment – fire services have been quick to say that fires can happen anywhere and at any time.

That's when another clip from "The Pajama Game" takes over, "Racing with the Clock," which, of course, is what Oxenberg must do, throughout the film, to spend time with her grandmother and film her before her death.

And if I could turn the clock back, of course I would.