Sentence examples similar to ready clock from inspiring English sources

The Lightning port, as Apple calls it, is smaller and shaped differently from the old one, instantly rendering obsolete the millions of spare charging cords, docks and iPhone-ready clock radios that its customers have accumulated over the years.

The panelists held forth for an hour (they and the audience seemed full well ready to clock a second hour), in front of an overflowing crowd, about the TV shows that helped shape their sense of humor ("F Troop," "MASH" and "Get Smart" among them), and whether funny can be taught ("Yes, I'm proof that it can," said Belli).

When both players are ready, the clock is started and play begins.

There are also plenty of gadgets, including a 42-inch HDTV, iPod-ready alarm clock and futuristic touchpad phones.

The Army, the proponents say, must have dedicated artillery firepower that is ready around the clock and in all weather.

A clock ready for official timekeeping is still years away, but its benefits could include better precision in global positioning satellite systems that aid navigation.

By contrast, Air Force pilots these days no longer sit at the end of the runway, their big engines running around the clock, ready to vault aloft with nuclear weapons if commanders see radar tracks of enemy attacks.

"I arrived a couple of days ago and have been practising indoors these last few days and getting my body clock ready.

Keeping in touch: Wall-mounted flat-screen TV, DVDs available at reception, iPod-ready Bose alarm clock, free Wi-Fi.

Clearly, biologists aren't ready to give molecular clocks up--the clocks may not be Swiss, but they take a licking and keep on ticking.

Well get ready to dial the clock back to 1906.