Sentence examples for contest clock from inspiring English sources

During the past ten years our bulls have managed an average gain of 8% while the contest clock is running, ahead of a 7% average advance for the S&P 500 index during the ten one-year periods.

They distill a complex game into a hyperfocused product, call upon the best players to make spectacular plays and cast the entire contest under the natural drama of a ticking clock.

So it is a contest against the clock of securing your remaining things before they are exposed to the workmen as they go room through room.

It's about a young man who wins a contest by inventing a clock which, on the hour, produces lifelike figures.

Both teams had a few scoring chances early in the contest, but as the clock ticked past the 30-minute mark, the match was scoreless.

On the road to Jeremy Corbyn's overwhelming movie script victory in Labour's leadership contest I should have clocked a clue at the party's 2008 conference in Manchester.

The series will feature two teams, each made up of one celebrity and one contestant, go head to head against the clock in three rounds of drawing contests.

And at the end, or near it, there's a completely different duet, for the princess and a character called the Destroyer (Amar Ramasar), who demolishes the clock and almost wins the contest.

Returning Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield, who missed the last two games through suspension, kicked the first points of an exciting contest with just two minutes on the clock after Warrington were penalised for obstruction.

But when Cory Jane stepped through a weak tackle from Yarde and put scrum-half Aaron Smith in for a try, the match was virtually over as a contest with only 27 minutes on the clock.

And deo declared the contest a tie: "If you define 'More accurate clock' as the one that differs less from the actual time, both clocks would be equally accurate, averaging incorrect by 3 00 00".