Sentence examples for clocking from from inspiring English sources

While Saga made some good observations on the state of mind of isolated Rikard – she seemed to find it easy to get into his way of thinking - Henrik is out in front in more concrete ways, remembering Morten's photo box and clocking from memory that the number plate on the white van used to transport Helle matches one at Lukas's centre.

Leaders cannot stop a clock from ticking.

(See "Rock Around the Clock," from 1956).

The clock from Marie Antoinette's bathroom in the Tuileries Palace.

"It stops a legal clock from ticking, for now".

I was racing the clock from the minute I landed.

Another example is a rare banjo clock from the early 1800s by the famous clock maker Aaron Willard.

A clock from 16th-century Strasbourg, with curious figures and elaborate metalwork, still keeps good time.

The most significant change was reducing the shot clock from 35 to 30 seconds per possession.

The radio station is called Beats 1, and will broadcast round-the-clock from Los Angeles, New York and London.

People are told they are on the clock from the moment they arrive.