Sentence examples for clock to prove from inspiring English sources

Last night, NASA computer engineers at research hubs in California and Virginia said they were working around the clock to prove the doubters wrong.

Here, at least, the sum total of human intelligence isn't scheming round the clock to prove forecasters wrong.

If the bottleneck is not your colleagues but your own inertia, break down your work into smaller blocks than usual, and set a timer (I use an online countdown clock) to prove to your resistant mind that you're just going to work for 10, 15 or 25 minutes.

There's good experience, still plenty of miles on the clock and something to prove for a few of them".

Donald Trump is the President-elect of the United States of America, and the clock for him to prove himself began immediately on November 8th when he won the election.

What if we didn't need her to get married (and have a child literally tomorrow, because, let's be real the clock is ticking) to prove that she's great?

It was to prove crucial as the clock ticked into stoppage time.

As if to prove Faulkner's point, the clock emoji can only be used to cause stress.

Not yet married, I worked around the clock, traveled constantly, barely dated, trying very hard to prove myself in what was still a male-dominated business.

It is difficult to prove stochastic sequence errors actually accumulate in a clock-like manner, and error rates may potentially fluctuate in response to environmental changes.

For many, many years I have witnessed the clock strike midnight on December 31, and I'm eager to have another year just to prove I'm still alive.