Sentence examples for clock taste from inspiring English sources

5 Don't be a slave to the clock: taste your grains to know when they are done.

"It's like an alarm clock of taste and change," he says of his house love.

The wooden clock ("Not my taste, really") is a parting gift from his staff at Manhattan GMAT — he stepped down as chairman in January 2007 to devote himself to his dream project, TEP.

Chef knows I eat gluten-free when I'm off the official tasting clock.

The only significant race against the clock in which he tasted defeat this year was the German championship, in which he came second to Bert Grabsch, his team mate in the HTC-Highroad team, which disbands at the end of this season.

I couldn't stop thinking about what I'd get to taste when the clock finally ran out.

The man who invented impressionism was not a painter but a dealer – a silk-hatted monarchist with a taste for ormolu clocks who created a market for paintings that nobody liked.

"At least you had the taste to want a Telechron clock".

The goal: to see whether American restaurants can turn back the culinary clock and rediscover "what a chicken should taste like," said Ariane Daguin, the pioneering businesswoman who is behind the idea.

With nightly broadcasts (and round-the-clock Internet feeds), viewers got a thrilling, vicarious taste of everyday life.

It takes people crowded together to support round-the-clock stores, frequent subway trains and restaurants for every taste.