Sentence examples for push the clock from inspiring English sources

Here are all the things that might make The Bulletin push the clock even further than three minutes to midnight.

But push the clock forward 15 hours, to the depths of last Tuesday afternoon, and see what's still top of the digital pops.

It was largely nuclear weapons that led The Bulletin to push the clock forward by two minutes last year, taking it closer to midnight than it has ever been before.

While one couple danced happily away on the edge of a giant clock face, for instance, others seemed to be laboring below to push the clock off the canopy on which it was poised.

A two-hour dose of stimulus before bed (as in the first study) actually pushes the internal clock backward, while the same dose after sleep will likely push the clock forward.

They ask: why isn't it as much fun as it used to be? Sometimes they push the clock or calendar as far back as they can -- even to childhood.

The investigation by Inside Climate News pushed the clock on Exxon's knowledge of climate change back even further to the 1970s.

Today, the Gulf… Everyone's favorite madman Saddam Hussein pushed the clock a little closer to midnight on Wednesday, with a blood-and-thunder speech full of mythological imagery and his customarily unrealistic brand of arrogance.

"I felt so good that I wished they could have pushed the clocks ahead last night," Lowe said.

Six works from Debussy's Études, Book 2, let Mr. Pollini push the harmonic clock forward to lay the groundwork for the Boulez Sonata No. 2. If Mr. Pollini's readings of Debussy were sometimes drier and more analytical, the sheer power and virtuosity he brought to these studies generally matched that of his Chopin playing.

Did the defense intellectuals of the nineteen-fifties, in their efforts to calculate ways of preventing nuclear war, actually push the hands of the clock closer to midnight?