Sentence examples for other on the clock from inspiring English sources

The Knicks and the Heat did their dance again yesterday, pulling away from each other, coming back to the middle, until it came down to an almost predictable last play: Hardaway, 6-foot-nothing, yo-yoing down the court, with one eye on his defender and the other on the clock, taking some wild, off-kilter shot in an effort to send the game into overtime.

The grant allowed me to write without one eye on the wallet and the other on the clock, and to experiment and develop in ways that would otherwise have been very difficult.

This prevents players from moving with 1 hand while keeping the other on the clock switching control.

Others stay on the clock of the city from which their ships or aircraft departed.

By examining the subtle effects of gravity, magnetic fields, temperature and other influences on the clocks, users might be able to "turn the clocks around" — look at changes in their tick rates to describe  gravitational fields in small areas, for instance.

Of course, it may not be easy getting rest with one eye on the clock and the other on the boss.

However, I am not totally on board with Don Cherry and other turn-back-the-clock types.

The other track on the single, Clock Chime, seems even longer than the near-eight-minute A-side, but it's actually a good two minutes shorter, a sure sign of its narcotic, atmospheric splendour – if you go for the slow, stoned drone – or its relentless, grinding repetitiousness if you don't.

On Saturday Cyd Zeigler of Outsports.com used Twitter to say the Rams' decision to cut Sam was "disappointing at best", and added: "Now the other 31 NFL teams are on the clock".

Mike, I always want to tell him, a bit churlish now myself, if you'd rather be on the clock, there are other sports, other booths.

Mike, I always want to tell him, a bit churlish now myself, if_ you'd rather be on the clock, there are other sports, other booths_.