Sentence examples for set your clock from inspiring English sources

"You could set your clock to it".

The Red Maple serves breakfast and lunch, and you can set your clock by the regulars.

What gives the feds the right to set your clock for you?

"You can almost set your clock on this company raising its dividend at the end of August," said David J. Adelman, tobacco industry analyst at Morgan Stanley.

"There was a time when it was an important complication because you set your clock by the sundial," said Jack Forster, editor-in-chief of Revolution USA, a specialty watch magazine.

You tune in "The Bob Glenn Show" every day on Fox for your marching orders and set your clock as you darn well please and feel liberated from lockstep uniformity.

You could set your clocks by it.

"Set your clocks back 43 years," read one.

The sun came up an hour early this morning -- if you remembered to set your clocks back last night, that is.

AND REMEMBER: If you live in the United States, Daylight Savings Time ends overnight, meaning you should set your clocks back one hour.

In college basketball, ESPN will broadcast 12 consecutive games on Tuesday (starting at midnight Monday) in its second College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon, so set your clocks for, you know, whenever.