Sentence examples for glowing clock from inspiring English sources
The narrow space was illuminated by strings of colored Christmas lights and a glowing clock.
The boy could even name the precise time of his mother's death: 4 32 a.m., as the glowing clock read.
Glowing clocks slide into ancient fittings; elixirs heal wounds; jasmine grows in the predicted places at tomb entrances; helicopters won't fly into dead zones.
Dotted among them are industrial well sites, typically three to five acres, where drills crank and groan around the clock, glowing at night like spaceship colonies.
11 35 A.M. (MoreMax) IN TIME (2011) The director Andrew Niccol imagines a future in which everyone stops aging at 25, after which a glowing green digital clock on the left forearm starts counting down 365 days and stops for good when those days run out — unless people buy more time.
The giant pink letters, a 20-metre sentence glowing below the clock in St Pancras station, spell out a love letter from the artist Tracey Emin – but the words I Want My Time With You are addressed to Europe, not to a man.
Set in a near or far future in a segregated city that resembles the separated, weirdly depopulated neighborhoods in and around Los Angeles (where it was shot), the movie imagines a world in which everyone stops aging at 25. (Just like in Hollywood!) On that birthday a glowing green digital clock on everyone's left forearm starts running, giving them just 365 days to go and then 364, 363, 362.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — A clock with glowing red numbers in the Rutgers locker room marks the countdown to the season opener Monday at home against Fresno State.
That means covering or turning off any of the blinking or glowing lights from the alarm clock, the cell phone charger, the DVD clock and timer, etc.
The clock glowed midnight, an hour Wes rarely saw.
