Sentence examples for now clock from inspiring English sources
According to the National Priorities Project's "total cost" counter, the price tag for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan now clock in at almost a trillion dollars.
Which OMM has now clocked..
Michael Hann Radiohead have now clocked up five Mercury nominations, more than any other artist.
Google cars have now clocked up 700,000km of safe driving on US roads.
Well, it's done it again: it's now clocked up £5m-plus on its sixth weekend.
The artist, Ben Wilson, estimates he has now clocked up about 500-600 encounters with the police during this project.
The maximum number of Xbox Live friends now clocks in at a monstrous 1,000, a vast and welcome increase.
He's now clocked up more than 100 senior first-team appearances, making the step up to the next level easier for him when it happens.
Spirit, though, kept going until it got stuck in sand in 2009—and Opportunity is still motoring, having now clocked up more than 26km (16 miles).
FlipKart says it had revenue of 500 million rupees ($11 million) in its last fiscal year, and is now clocking sales of about 10 million rupees a day.
Including the time when the loco was shipped across the Atlantic to a specially built theatre in Toronto, the show has now clocked up more than 700 performances, and raised more than £300,000 for the Railway Children charity for street children.
