I don't know, time was marked by the rhythm of the arm, the kick of the foot, the body like a pendulum, tick-tock, tick-tock.
I watched the pendulum tick at a speed I imagined a hypnotist would use and tried to fall into a trance.
The railroad tracks still slice across Main Street, which is bookended by the 1872 Clocktower, a rare pendulum clock still ticking with its original works, and the brick 1811 Inn, once owned by Capt.
This pendulum -- a tick-tock between fierce loyalists and unforgiving detractors -- swings with every major moment in Madonna's career.
Men with brooms, like lost souls, were plodding up and down the Corridor of Time - an exciting dream-like construction with great pendulums swinging overhead, ticking out the debatable story of the ascent of man.
It's not charmless, by any means, but it's clear that the cyclotron is the pendulum that makes the whole thing tick.
He realized that, so long as you kept your pendulum powered so that it would continuously tick away with the same, small amplitude to its swings, you could keep time indefinitely.
Every clock consists of two fundamental parts: one that generates a stream of evenly timed ticks -- the swings of a pendulum in a grandfather clock, for instance -- and one that counts the ticks and converts them into seconds, minutes and hours.
Enter the exuberant New York Musical Theater Festival, representing the other arc of the pendulum swing: the tock to Mr. Guettel's tick.
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