Sentence examples for clock stands from inspiring English sources

A grandfather clock stands sentinel to the side.

The weighty 4th Dimension wall clock stands out, thanks to an unusual material: concrete.

A mass-produced variant of the shelf clock, the ogee clock stands about 30 inches (75 cm) high and is usually weight-driven.

The clattering heels have long fallen silent but the magnificent winged clock stands as a timely reminder of one of Miami's brightest eras.

One of baseball's undeniable charms is how no clock stands sentry over the (in action; writers from poets to potheads have waxed over the sport's leisurely pace, its somnolent rhythms a metaphor for summer.

A pastel leather -- travel clock stands three inches high, unzips like a mini hatbox and has a secret compartment for tiny valuables; it is $110 from Penhaligon's, a British maker with a store in New York; (212) 212-1771.

"I think the clock stood still some times at L. L. Bean," he added.

A beautiful bleached-wood grandfather clock stood against the kitchen wall, and a large painting of a vivid garden hung in the entry to the master bedroom.

In Dublin, the official measurement of time became a local custom, and by 1466 a public clock stood on top of the Tholsel (the city court and council chamber).

The furthest away it's been happened in 1991, when the clock stood at a somewhat reassuring 17 minutes before midnight, following the official end of the Cold War.

Grandfather clocks stand in corners.