Sentence examples for rolling clock from inspiring English sources

If you see any eye rolling, clock watching, foot tapping - you've overstepped your bounds and more than likely your time limit.

As if all the screaming kids at every store with some sort of retail product this holiday season weren't enough, Clocky the rolling alarm clock (wasn't that the name of a Capt. Beefheart album?) gives you one chance… ONE CHANCE… to get out of bed.

We want the clock rolling.

The authority is essentially rolling back the clock to Dec. 12.

"It is not simply a matter of rolling back the clock to what it was before the fraud was done".

Mr. Aliyev, in turn, had accused President Nursultan Nazarbayev of rolling back the clock to the country's dictatorial Soviet days.

Every House member who voted for the bill opens himself or herself to the charge of rolling back the clock (quite literally) on Roe v. Wade and women's rights.

Speaking to an American audience, however, Mr. Putin seemed to be at pains to portray himself as an enlightened former intelligence official who was committed to streamlining government and fighting corruption, not rolling back the clock on human rights.

But this sneaky new homophobic tactic would undo all that work, rolling back the clock on civil rights.

"It's been 50 years that we've been trying to further fair housing, and we're still rolling back the clock," Rice told HuffPost.

We aren't going to solve our nation's needs for better performance in higher education by rolling back the clock to a time of generous finances and uncritical public belief in the wisdom of institutional decision makers.