Sentence examples for keep time for from inspiring English sources

Time yourself with an alarm clock, or have someone keep time for you.

How do we keep time for reflection and live the instantaneous digitized life?

We talked for a while afterward: about how to fit research in, how many nights I'd have to be on call, how to keep time for my family.

In his later performances he would often keep time for himself by clog dancing while he sang and played the fiddle or banjo.

In recent years, he established the Long Now Foundation, which aims to promote long-term thinking (projects include building a clock that will keep time for 10,000 years, ticking once a year and chiming to mark each millennium).

(The "long now" is a coinage of Eno's, and the group's most famous project to date is the Clock of the Long Now, an engineering marvel designed to keep time for thousands of years).

Washboard Music Festival, Logan, Ohio This festival, June 13 to 15, celebrates the humble washboard, the percussive instrument that keeps time for many a jug or jazz or zydeco band.

The deft Ms. Walters keeps time for her as admirably as the bassist Ron Carter might, and the director is sharp enough to back off and watch them work.

But then the DR01 Twelve First is no ordinary timepiece: It has a movement that changes the way watches have kept time for more than 200 years and a price of 1 million Swiss francs, or $1.05 million.

For more than a decade he drummed for the band Toto, and as a session musician he kept time for an extensive list of musical icons including Pink Floyd, Steely Dan, Michael Jackson, and Madonna.

A circadian clock keeps time for most organisms and monarchs use it to judge the sun's position relative to the direction they need to head, says Steven Reppert, a neurobiologist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester.