Sentence examples for clock trading from inspiring English sources

Particularly as Katharine's search nears its conclusion, the novel begins to move according to its own clock, trading the present and the past for those rarer days in a world just outside the one we know.

"The Clock" trades on the irresistible allure of movies as a way of parodying and flattening the experience of movies in order to criticize the movie-made world.

Hiking the Cuckoo Clock Trade Route Hundreds of years ago cuckoo clocks achieved such renown that they were prized Black Forest in southwest Germany, not far from France, Switzerland and the Rhine.

"There are dozens of check posts on the road, the military is patrolling round the clock, trade through Angoor Adda border has increased manifold".

But that is perhaps because The Clock trades off more perceptible musical composition for a nuanced and culturally regimented (almost subliminal) dynamic of involuntary responses to sights and sounds.

It said 46 stores were affected by the changes, with 20 ceasing round-the-clock trading.

Either way, the value of the dollar is set by the market in round-the-clock trading.

Some of those early birds are adjusting to the merging of global financial markets and the steady march toward round-the-clock trading of stocks and bonds.

The Frankfurt stock exchange extended its trading time yesterday by two and a half hours, until 8 p.m., in another step toward round-the-clock trading.

Nasdaq is building a stock market that will eventually connect investors around the world with around-the-clock trading, he said.

The New York Stock Exchange is a giant among exchanges, yet in a world of around-the-clock trading and rapid-fire algorithmic programs, its significance to investors has diminished.