Sentence examples for has clocked off from inspiring English sources

The Duke of Cambridge has clocked off on his last ever shift in the Armed Forces, paving the way for his family to move into Kensington Palace and take up royal duties full-time.

Drummond's remarks are made all the more powerful by the fact that he has clocked off and headed home, only to look on as a synth cares for his disabled wife in ways he never could.

As for his next big challenge, "it's tough because I've clocked off big things at the top of my list so I am actually struggling a little," he said.

Big Phil Scolari: considering just turning up to work on Monday and seeing what happens Photograph: Xinhua News Agency/REX Updated at 10.22am BST 9.58am BST So, Holland and Brazil have clocked off for this World Cup in contrasting styles – but today is all about Germany and Argentina, or at least it really ought to be.

It's worth noting that some commercial environments already have sensor-powered lighting control systems installed that respond to — for instance — room occupancy, to switch lights off at night when the last employees have clocked off and gone home.

It's worth noting that some commercial environments already have sensor-powered lighting control systems installed that respond to — for instance — room occupancy, to switch lights off at night when the last employees have clocked off and gone home.

Their charmingly indiscreet social media guy then admitted maybe they did have the intel, but the guys who deal with fascist hooligans had clocked off for the night or something.

A tiny bird from the Farne Islands off Northumberland has clocked up the longest migration ever recorded.

Monaco: in qualifying Rosberg, who has clocked the fastest lap, goes off at the Mirabeau corner and the caution flags deny Hamilton the chance to challenge for pole.

Kauri (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Pākehā, Kuki Airani) looks like a scaffolder who has just clocked off for the day.

At around 6pm, Porter House is happily buzzing with locals and tourists, exuding the energy of those who've just clocked off work or for whom a day job is a distant memory.