Sentence examples for night clock from inspiring English sources

There he learned to grind lenses and, with his two brothers, invented a silent night clock that, when presented to Pope Alexander VII, brought him fame.

He owned a 17th-century Italian monastic night clock; a 1738 Parisian clock identical to one owned by Queen Elizabeth, and a French grandfather clock made in 1672.

And it was Harper who devised not only an antic playground of automotive parts for the Chrysler pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair but also the Chronopak clock series, also for Howard Miller, which included the Night Clock, whose hemispherical bubble face has yielded none of its space-age verve in the half century since it left the drawing board.

The Pebble, for instance, does time travel better and most other smartwatches have a night clock-style mode.

The night the clock is installed, we learn in flashback, a baby is born.

With two meal breaks, one for dinner and one for dessert, the night will clock in at about five hours.

Several grapevine homologs to night core clock genes could be identified in the grapevine genome including VvTOC1 (VIT_17s0000g06570), although they did not significantly change in expression.

Traditional Japanese timekeeping measures six hours of daylight and six hours of night, requiring clocks to accommodate hours of changing duration with the rotation of the seasons.

Just last week a new series of London nights called Clock Strikes 13 (an offshoot from Hydra) announced a Principe takeover for the Dance Tunnel.

No fewer than 21 teams had prints designed during a stunning piece of corporate symmetry that helped sell the real estate firm of Century 21 during an unprecedented promotion dubbed "turn ahead the clock" night, which is of course, the reverse of turn back the clock nights featuring throwback jerseys of yesteryear.

Witness awkward spectacles like "Turn Back the Clock Night" at Tropicana Field, the Tampa Bay Rays' annual attempt to whip up interest among its putative fan base.