Sentence examples similar to over a clock from inspiring English sources

Other enticing clocks include Jane de Jonge's "Time a la Mode" a three-tiered confection with acrobats balancing pies lorded over by a clock; "Time Will Tell" by Jody Silver Schwartz inspired by a fortune teller; "Braque Clock," a play on words by Sally Brown, a wood sculptor; and "Good Time Henrietta" by Judy Henderson, a ceramist, a three-part sculpture cleverly improvised with cups and saucers.

We know you're joking, dad, but we'd still take your adorable "toddler alarm clock" over a real alarm clock any day!

Ray repeats it again and again, as the band goes through its metronomic paces, that simple guitar line clicking over and over — first like a clock, and then shifting to something more regular, human, and reassuring, almost like a heartbeat.

There is a large hanging mirror that the wall appears to cascade over and a clock that sags down the wall, partially concealing it.

Based on twice the natural logarithm of Bayes factor [48], [49], models enforcing a relaxed clock over a strict clock were supported, regardless of gene or subtype.

A techno beat layered over Chaplin fussing with a clock's hands gets our pulses racing, makes us wonder, what's coming?

Promptly on the hour, as indicated by a clock over the door of his office — a small corner one on the seventeenth floor of the C.B.S. Building, on Madison Avenue — he strolls into an adjoining office that is occupied by Jesse Zousmer, a cheerful former newspaperman, who writes most of Murrow's copy for the news report that constitutes the first half of the program.

In the toe a layer of soil supports a keeled-over grandfather clock, a Chippendale chair and other Yankee props.

One uncanny work hangs over Faire Part: a clock counting down to his own demise.

A relaxed log-normal molecular clock was strongly favored over a strict clock rate (log10 BF>100), suggesting that mutation rates vary significantly among branches (Technical Appendix Table 4).

However, with security for the coming trials needed "around the clock over a period of years," as the mayor wrote, it was difficult on Wednesday to discern how a 52-week security operation could cost just four times as much as security for an event lasting less than a week, like the political convention.