Sentence examples for clock records from inspiring English sources

Blockchains record trust like an atomic clock records time.

KNOW YOUR CITY, NO. 14 This tower clock records the present, but in the rooms beneath it there is much discussion of the past.

An internal clock records information about timing and bouts of activities.

This time, with a debt clock" recording Britain's rising borrowing.

"The goal was as certain as anything can be on wooden boards," he wrote, "and the digital clock recording the split times suddenly ceased to function, almost as if to save the German further visual embarrassment.

"Rock Around the Clock," recorded in 1954, was a No. 1 hit for eight weeks and went on to sell 22 million copies worldwide, according to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The pigeon coop -- donated by the Bronx Homing Pigeons Club -- with racing clock, record sheets and photographs of people launching pigeons over their own rooftops, made me want to run up there to see these hobbyists and their birds in the flesh.

Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock, recorded in April 1954, is generally recognized as starting the Rock and Roll craze.

What resulted for Lisi, a seeming fixture in Ford's life back then, was "blanket" surveillance, with officers shadowing him around the clock, recording his movements from a camera on a light pole that was trained on the driveway of his house, affixing a GPS system on his Range Rover, and tapping his phone.

She and other Wal-Mart officials also asserted that time-clock records could have been wrong in indicating that minors had worked illegally during school hours.

The audit, written by Bret Shipley, a Wal-Mart auditor, indicated that time-clock records for thousands of workers showed tens of thousands of missed lunches and breaks.