Sentence examples for clock taking from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles police officers guarded 50 families around the clock, taking up a significant amount of department resources.

In addition to their Doodle, Google's Street View also allows you to look inside the Prague Astronomical Clock, taking you on a tour of the famous clock tower.

But with each clock taking many months to complete, he was having trouble deciding on what to charge — or who might buy them.

Or were they a result of brain fade, the grind of racing twice around the clock taking its toll on driver concentration?

Vessels depart around every 15 minutes on the route, which operates around the clock, taking passengers from the Asian financial centre of Hong Kong to Macau, a former Portuguese colony now known mainly for its glitzy casinos.

Each phase included a 10-day period during which they had to wear the underwear with the sensors around the clock, taking it off for only about 15 minutes a day to shower and get a fresh set from the researchers.

"He got a clock, got a screwdriver, opened the clock, took the works out and put them in the box.

The Clock took three years of studious discipline to make, not to mention the most refined calculations of timing.

But it seems a second clock takes over when food is scarce, and manipulating this clock might help travelers adjust to new time zones, they said.

Interaction through the real time clock takes places through SPI register interaction abstracted entirely by the RTC library discussed briefly in the hardware section.

It can help to discuss expectations for when work will be completed and when predictable time off the clock takes place.