Sentence examples for clocked to from inspiring English sources

The season's first serious northeaster was sitting off Long Island, and the wind had finally clocked to the north.

But it took only 1 103/5 of horse racing -- the time City Zip clocked to win his second stakes race -- for Rice to show that inexpensive does not mean slow and that inexperience is erased one heat at a time.

The chip itself, which contains other components not yet revealed, is supposed by many to be manufactured by Samsung, like the one in the 3GS, which incidentally contains the A9's predecessor, the A8, clocked to 600MHz.

So this new Toughbook tablet looks pretty great — Atom Z240 clocked to 1.86GHz, 2GB of RAM, 64GB SSD, GPS, WWAN, camera, and everything else a guerrilla scientist might need while gallivanting across a secret government facility.

A new core clocked to 850MHz (capable of more), a gig of GDDR5, and some "tweaks and modifications" that are under investigation, likely to be changes aimed at the chinks in the 4870's armor.

But there's room for processor shrinks and even overclocking; the A9 has been clocked to 1GHz by everyone because it stays cool, but if Apple (or anyone) were to apply some better cooling, they could take it all the way up to 1.3GHz.

Turn back the clock to June 1934.

"You could set your clock to it".

An alarm clock to get to work on time?

You need a clock to know when to stop.

They only needed to run clock to have the win.