Sentence examples for clock of the from inspiring English sources

The ticking clock of the story is a new woman.

Technology markets, by contrast, operate according to the hurry-up clock of the Internet age.

During that time, it's a race against the clock of the closing tap hole.

Eating, for instance, can reset the peripheral clock of the gastrointestinal tract.

Time among the Maya, away from the clock of the modern world, is time worth taking.

Others stay on the clock of the city from which their ships or aircraft departed.

The Doomsday Clock of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is at six minutes to midnight.

The "clock of the south" is designed to provoke Bolivians to think creatively.

"January 07003: Bell Studies for the Clock of the Long Now" (Opal) is the result: music for electronically simulated bells.

Mr. MacNamara is racing the biological time clock of the does, which begin to give birth in May.

Bow Down Mister pops up like an old friend who has weathered well, then there's Time (Clock of the Heart).