Sentence examples for is clocking from inspiring English sources
verb
To measure the duration of.
The workweek may be coming to a close, but with the Golden Globes on Sunday, Hollywood is clocking some overtime.
Jason Gill is clocking 80 miles an hour in his green Miata convertible, heading north out of San Diego.
He added: "We can't ignore the fact that our budget deficit is clocking in at $1.5 trillion and our debt at more than $14 trillion.
Megin, who is pregnant, doesn't understand why she is clocking long hours doing something in sales while Johnny is sitting around the house dreaming up a food venture that would go by the name Johnny Meatballs.
Their contest in the odd new district winding through the southwestern Cleveland suburbs to the tip of Akron is clocking in as one of the two the most expensive House races in the country.
Mr. Metz takes great pride in providing any ingredients his head prep cook, Antonio Martinez, might need for the feeding frenzy each afternoon around 4 o'clock, as the day shift is clocking out and the night shift is coming in.
His first ball is clocked at 90mph.
Amrik's firsts were clocking up fast.
Driverless cars are clocking up thousands of test miles.
range — has consistently been clocking in at 89 and 90.
Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda will be clocking in together once again. .
