Sentence examples for hands on a clock from inspiring English sources
There is evidence that the corporations are willing to change, but it is slow, "like watching the hour hands on a clock", quipped one banker.
In today's digitalised world many people don't have to worry about adjusting the hands on a clock - but here's the reasoning behind it.
Like Degas's ballet girls come to life, and like hands on a clock, they signal the duration of a questing episode.
Those who joined in the singing also fared better at another task that involved drawing the hands on a clock face to show a particular time.
"We decided on a radial design inspired by the hands on a clock and started each person's contribution from the center of the circle working its way out.
This is then followed by waves of differentiation that, analogous to the hands on a clock face, sweep circumferentially from ventronasal to ventrotemporal domains (Easter and Malicki, 2002).
Pekarcik said she would let us know where the whales were based on the hands of a clock.
During maneuvers from one target to the next, Chandra slews more slowly than the minute hand on a clock.
A train supervisor once described this system as "kind of like watching the minute hand on a clock".
Her attention to even the air around her is as methodical as the second hand on a clock.
