Sentence examples for pumping clock from inspiring English sources

But then again I do not care, all is vanity, and many times I think I am nothing but a big swishing gurgling pumping clock, walking backwards and forwards along the road to Bellingen each day, spring, summer, flies, moths, dragonflies, all fluttering flittering tiny clocks, a mist of clocks, each moment closer to oblivion.

To keep it stable, hundreds of employees have to work around the clock, pumping a cement mixture into the earth below.

Pumping around the clock with no milk to show for her efforts, Ms. Malka sought the help of four lactation consultants, but they couldn't remedy the problem.

The rescuers then worked around the clock, pumping oxygen, water and liquid meals through the one-inch hose as they carefully removed the rockfall and replaced it with supports for the sagging mine ceiling.

Fourteen severe flood warnings - meaning a danger to life - are still in place for areas around the river as recovery teams work around the clock pumping out water and helping people who have been forced from their homes.

Then, once I had the twins, I was nursing and pumping around the clock, so my boobs needed the flaps for easy access.

Now the plant operates around the clock, pumping out 4.5 million gallons of treated water daily.

Round-the-clock pumping paid off with conditions said to be walkable in some parts of the cave.

Thanks to round-the-clock pumping, the water there was never more than a few inches deep and no artworks were damaged.

Earlier on Monday divers took advantage of a brief window of good weather to edge further into the cave, with the water levels dropping slowly but steadily every hour thanks to round-the-clock pumping.

(As of Monday, after round-the-clock pumping, about 16 million gallons of water had been drained from the museum, leaving only small amounts, according to the office of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo).