Sentence examples similar to clocking in at work from inspiring English sources

About 313,000 people did not clock in at work due to the rough weather.

Consider this: the recordings of this work by Artur Schnabel, Richard Goode and Rudolf Serkin each clock in at about 26 minutes.

Here's how it works: At the start of your workout, say you clock in at 150 pounds.

The shift from clocking-in at a desk to working from home is being made possible by advances in technology.

He imagines the lives of men and women with whom he shares a passport (if they have passports), driving their cars down highways and clocking in and out at work.

This is not about clocking in to work.

The comments come as Denmark, long heralded as a model for economic and social stability, scrambles to reduce a public expenditure that last year surpassed 59 percent of G.D.P., clocking in at over 1 trillion kroner, while working to decrease a public-sector debt equal to 42 percent of G.D.P., according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

The 5.5-inch AMOLED display is a stunner, clocking in at 2560 x 1440, which works out to 535 ppi.

In six hours she would have to clock in for a long day of work at a nearby Amazon warehouse.

Scientists are now pretty sure that there are two kinds of clock at work in the body.

Consider clocking extra hours at work.