Sentence examples for engaged round the clock from inspiring English sources

How thousands of people in and around the town were engaged round the clock in running Britain's wartime communications, some in camouflaged buildings, is described in the first full account of their secret work.

Elin Nordegren is engaged in "round-the-clock" talks with her attorneys about divorcing Tiger Woods, a source tells the Chicago Sun-Times' Bill Zwecker.

As he has pushed for resumption of the talks, Mr. Kerry has essentially served as his own special envoy, engaging in round-the-clock meetings with Israeli and Palestinian officials during six trips to the Middle East and making countless phone calls.

Board president Howard Rothschild could not be reached for comment Friday because he was engaged in nearly round-the-clock negotiations with union members at a New York City hotel.

Wayne Ramick, a steelworkers' spokesman, said the union and the company were engaged in intensive nearly round-the-clock talks.

Starting with Upton and continuing through his years teaching at MIT (1965-74) and until his death, White had one or more young men (and a few women) sharing his home, helping in the darkroom and engaging in what amounted to a round-the-clock salon of ideas and inquiry.

It was never a part of the round-the-clock negotiations the key players on the finance committee engaged in to nail down the fine points of the bill.

Round-the-clock fully-automated TSR operation can provide R and D laboratories engaged in kinetic studies and/or catalyst development with unprecedented volumes of kinetic data, quickly and reliably.

Round-the-clock quorum calls.

Is available round-the-clock.

Round-the-clock electricity remains elusive.