Sentence examples for setting the clock from inspiring English sources
"Now we find we have two separate systems in the eye, one for vision and one for setting the clock.
He proposed setting the clock forward by 80 minutes in four steps over April, and then reversing it in September.
Oh, and if you want to make the stakes for your hero even higher, ratchet up the tension by setting the clock ticking.
The Environmental Protection Agency approved an $880 million plan to improve Everglades water quality on Wednesday, setting the clock on a 12-year cleanup project.
A spokesman for May reiterated this week that it would not be triggered before the end of the year, setting the clock ticking on a two-year deadline to conclude the exit talks.
And to that end there were "Haz's Rules," which included setting the clock radio to a Spanish language station, which he could not understand, so he never had to start the day listening to bad news.
It was not until she saw her husband setting the clocks ahead that she realized she had made the error.
We calibrated the mtDNA tree by setting the clock-rate prior for each gene to a uniform distribution with bounds of 0.00734 and 0.00393 (COI) and 0.00486 and 0.00260 (16S).
Then you must set the clock.
The election of Donald Trump has set the clock ticking.
