Sentence examples for clock though from inspiring English sources

Elvis, Gene Vincent and Little Richard have their place in the rock pantheon; Rock Around the Clock, though, has the whiff of Happy Days about it.

If you use your phone as an alarm clock, though, you may have to pick it up, focus on the screen and unlock it before you can tap the snooze button.

When I'm off the clock, though, I make it do more stupid things like tell dad jokes or work it into games that I've made.

If we imagine turning back the clock, though, 3 or 4 billion years, we can reasonably wonder if life began or thrived in that earlier warmer, wetter environment, as it did on the early Earth.

Be careful not to destroy your alarm clock though!

In "The Clock," though, it is a different man and a different house, a different movie.

Before you reset your alarm clocks, though, consider that the  areas surrounding New York City, including Long Island, Westchester County, northern New Jersey, Connecticut and other northern and western suburbs, still had the longest commute in the country, according to the Census Bureau's 2010 American Community Survey released Thursday.

Even more than my clock radio, though, I hate my cellphone and I'm not alone there, either.

While it's true that the Wizards could initiate some of their offense more quickly, Wittman's comment about Washington's shot clock usage – though, in fairness to him, it is phrased as an observation rather than a generalization – is a bit less accurate.

By contrast, when Serbian human rights violations in Kosovo caught the media's attention a few months later, the former Yugoslavia was bombed by NATO, under American prodding, for 78 days around the clock, even though, as Mr. Kissinger puts it, "Kosovo represented no threat to American security in any traditional sense".

As the clock ticks, though, more and more schools are being labeled as failing under the law.