Sentence examples for clocking one from inspiring English sources

Four hospitals clamored to claim the first baby, with Beth Israel calling in a baby girl at 12 10 a.m., and New York University Medical Center clocking one in, also a girl, at midnight and 15 seconds, before Lenox Hill and N.Y.U.

They hung around looking bored, smoking and occasionally clocking one another.

Fachie and pilot Craig Maclean won the men's tandem kilo, clocking one minute 3.199 seconds, beating Matthew Ellis and Ieuan Williams to gold in Newport.

Switzerland's Gisin made the early running, clocking one minute, 41.57 seconds, before Slovenia's Maze recorded exactly the same time in Sochi.

Hug, 28, who won last weekend's Paris Marathon, proved strongest, clocking one hour 32.41 seconds for his first win in London.

Even so, he posted the quickest time at the end of first practice, clocking one minute 22.047secs, 0.174secs ahead of Pedrosa, but he had managed only three laps of second practice before he crashed out.

Like bickering spouses, two clocks, one on the television, the other on the wall, split hairs about the hour.

A countdown clock on one channel showed eight minutes until the closing bell.

"They may try to run out the clock," one lobbyist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said of the Assembly Democrats.

That's less than the equivalent of pushing the snooze button on your alarm clock one more time.

Many stations had two clocks, one for railroad time and one for local time.