Sentence examples for clocked out of from inspiring English sources
As the camera has no shutter, the image is smeared as it is clocked out of the camera.
Jimmy Tuck Jimmy Leeee, as he is often called — clocked out of work Wednesday morning and rode shotgun in a rental car.
In a year in which two racing phenomena, champion jump jockey A P McCoy and his Flat counterpart Richard Hughes, have clocked out of their winner-factories for the final time, Hayley Turner's declaration of her own planned permanent dismount from the saddle, announced this week, could have been considered rather less consequential.
There were customers like Joanna Cruz and Elena Jimenez, who had clocked out of their Midtown security jobs at midnight and, until they finished their Christmas shopping at about 4 30 a.m. at Old Navy, relished having had all three of the area's 24-hour retailers virtually to themselves.
"It's hard to imagine how a presidential candidate is going to seriously confront the powerful, greed-driven interests on Wall Street when they're taking advice and staffing cabinet posts with people who just clocked out of the same big banks and investment firms that made bundles from wrecking our economy," Sroka said.
Gifted with clear skies after what felt like an eternity of overcast, I clocked out of work on Thursday knowing nothing stood between the beach and me.
Some of us are moms, aunts, and sisters who run in marathons, play instruments, design clothes, travel and more when we clock out of work.
At night it bustles with students arriving for class after clocking out of their day jobs.
Three members of her Iowa campaign team, including a senior adviser, a press aide and a scheduler, are clocking out of the campaign's payroll and moving to work for Mrs. Bachmann's Congressional office.
Goetgeluk began developing the Virtuix technology in the wee small hours of the morning after clocking out of his day job as an investment banker in JP Morgan's natural resources group.
