Sentence examples for clock of time from inspiring English sources

When I got home, I checked my Air-King and Nomos and Junghans against the atomic clock of time.gov.gov

This summer has served as kind of an illusory buffer, like the clock of time has somehow been suspended.

Regular use of peptides can turn back the clock of time by many years.

Besides, our cook keeps her clock ahead of time so that we can have our dinner at a normal hour.

Imperative synchronous languages are limited so far to a single clock abstraction of time which imposes restrictions to the programmer.

Heraclitus: And how will depriving ourselves of sleep to watch only what we've watched for hours already be so decisive a factor in our estimation of The Clock or of Time?

And the canyons, arches, spires and sandstone monuments are as immutable as ever in their demonstration of the slow clock of geologic time.

And my wife, not only does she like to hit snooze, she likes to set the clocks ahead of time.

Here we show that the precision of molecular clock estimates of times has been grossly over-estimated.

Unlike conventional clocks of the time, there was no need for winding and the whole system was low maintenance.

The most sophisticated candle clocks of their time were those of Al-Jazari in 1206.