Her eyes clock-swept the "Shangri-La" bedroom, counting: "A million, three; a million, four.
By the time the green and pink neon clock sweeps past midnight, the restaurant has shed its sitdown formality and is well on its way to becoming a type of local, table-hopping artists' diner, but with white tablecloths.
In the other, I clock in, sweep floors, endlessly fold sweaters and sort rows of jackets into size order.
This is then followed by waves of differentiation that, analogous to the hands on a clock face, sweep circumferentially from ventronasal to ventrotemporal domains (Easter and Malicki, 2002).
The second-year wonder Steve Francis drained 3-pointers and drove by the Knicks guards as if they were cardboard cutouts, and the 17-year veteran Hakeem Olajuwon turned back the clock as the Rockets swept the season series.
We present analysis of both a drifting record clock and playback clock, with a focus on swept sinusoids.
To Apple's credit, they did give the clock a sweep second hand so you can feel like you're wearing an Omega but the face itself isn't very readable as the pips are rather small on the chapter ring – watch nerd talk for the "dots are too tiny so you can't tell where the hands are pointing".
There was scant debate among the punditry over whether, during his testimony on Capitol Hill last week, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt got his clock cleaned or was himself the cleaner, as he neatly swept away congressional arguments.
Then, when the stadium clock registered the 17th minute of the game, a tremor of anticipation swept through the crowd and 14 seconds later 95,000 Catalans rose to their feet and began chanting "in-inde-independencia".
The US holds the key to a succesful global climate change treaty". Current events suggest the political clock may be turning back faster than anyone thought possible when Barack Obama swept into the White House pledging "global leadership" on climate change.
A new political cliche swept the Capitol -- the notion of Democrats' somehow "running out the impeachment clock" on the waning 105th Congress by lancing one crisis with another.
