Sentence examples for clocked enough from inspiring English sources

Neither "Shimmer Lake" (a bank-heist mystery starring Benjamin Walker and Wyatt Russell) nor "You Get Me" (a teen-relationship thriller starring Bella Thorne) clocked enough reviews to merit a "critical consensus" summary on Rotten Tomatoes.

NYC is a city that will shit in your mouth and slap you across the face, but chances are the good stuff will outweigh the bad, and every other city will pale in comparison once you've clocked enough hours here.

Evidence is mounting that not clocking enough Zs really can make you more likely to catch a cold.

They've also been dropping fire on Aoki's Dim Mak as well as clocking enough hours behinds the decks to make Villalobos sweat.

During my 12 years' living in London I have clocked up enough doomed relationships to fill an entire book.

If you feel you've impressed and clocked up enough points, you can even let yourself ask your examiners to explain something to you.

Can I travel, yet still clock enough hours at my second job to stay above the threshold for health insurance?

Because schools are now judged on graduation rates, every student who does not clock enough days is assessed as a non-graduate, which is taken into account in school progress reports and other school assessments.

Barnes let go with about three seconds on the clock, enough time for him to get a lot closer.

The pedometer used for this study is the Omron HJ-720ITC, which contains a dual axial accelerometer, an internal clock, enough memory to store 42 days of detailed time stamped step count data, and an embedded USB port.

So not only did Stott cripple the Dynamo by incorrectly reducing the hosts to 10 men, but by also clocking up enough stoppage time for Sporting KC to snatch a point - with Feilhaber's strike coming in the 96th minute.