Sentence examples for clocked off from inspiring English sources

Italy only half cleared a Hamsik corner, then clocked off early before the danger had passed.

Seemanpillai clocked off from his last shift here on 29 May and mowing the lawn was one of his final chores.

It was just before Christmas, he'd clocked off for the year, so had I, and we sat in a pub for the afternoon and got a bit sloshed.

The Duke of Cambridge has clocked off on his last ever shift in the Armed Forces, paving the way for his family to move into Kensington Palace and take up royal duties full-time.

As for his next big challenge, "it's tough because I've clocked off big things at the top of my list so I am actually struggling a little," he said.

The band cut a record at Sun Studios in 1954, where Moore befriended Sun's owner, Sam Phillips, stopping by the studios for coffee when he clocked off from his job at a dry cleaning plant.

He was just clocking off for the night and heading off on his bike.

On that note, I'm calling it a day and clocking off early.

Not exactly; Rufus is the only hawk employed and he clocks off at 10am before the thousands of fans arrive.

Most days he starts work at 7am, clocks off at 5pm and trains, before returning to a one-bedroom flat.

So many worked there that at clocking off "it would take half an hour, easy" to nose your car down its mile-and-a-half slipway.