Sentence examples for clocking along from inspiring English sources

In April, the river was clocking along at 4,600 cubic feet per second; traveling faster than usual, we had plenty of extra time for hikes between our overnight camps.

This group, by the way, has been put on the clock along with Jimenez-Stenson.

A year later, in 2006, he had a solo exhibition at a local gallery, showing the new clocks, along with a number of drawings and murals.

Willett's rhythm earlier seemed to be disrupted by his group being put on the clock along with his playing partners Soomin Lee and Victor Dubuisson by the European Tour's chief referee John Paramor.

Sometimes, a clock comes along that ticks all the boxes for fans both of ornamentation and timekeeping.

A cozy fire burned in the hearth, an antique brass clock ticked along on the marble mantel above it.

These clocks tick along at an average mutation rate in areas of DNA which are not being pushed around by natural selection.

In October, campaigners in the Balearic islands urged Madrid to let them stay on summer time rather than putting the clocks back along with the rest of Spain.

The National Institute of Technology's most accurate cesium clock, which along with a similar device in Paris is the most accurate in the world, will neither gain nor lose a second in 20 million years.

Now you can set your clocks right along with them.

One will run the quad-core Snapdragon 801 with a 2.5GHz clock speed along with another model powered by an octo-core Exynos SoC running at 2.1GHz.