Sentence examples for show clocking from inspiring English sources
NCIS: New Orleans is, of course, the fall's biggest new show, clocking in at around 18 million viewers an episode.
At Vivienne Tam (the longest show, clocking in at about fourteen minutes), I found a subtly modulated color palette, moving from a disciplined black and white with gashing red into mauves and bright greens and back to black.
Most predictable statistic: At 4.5 million mentions, Miley's was the most tweeted-about performance during the East Coast airing of the show, clocking 306,100 tweets per minute while the spectacle was in progress.
"Priscilla" has its sentiment-laden passages that turn decidedly sticky toward the close of a show clocking in near the three-hour mark.
When a show clocking in at less than an hour can find six or eight minutes to devote to a scene-by-scene retelling of "Fatal Attraction," any questions about narrative urgency can safely be put to rest.
The show clocked in at a relatively long three hours and 32 minutes, but at times it felt longer than it actually was.
First the good news: a group of original cast-members with more than 4,000 shows clocked up between them are forming a new band, Space Elevator.
He must be, given that every song in this show clocks in at a brisk four minutes or so each, all offset by the sort of crisp strumming that is achieved through dedicated practice.
They play six songs, the show clocks in at 6 minutes 35 seconds, and there isn't a backpack, a goth, or a wooden choker to be seen.
The rest of the Magic Button options should be left as default (Close Active Window, 400, Show Clock and 2 Icons).
The research "shows clocks all over the place, all at once, in a very graphic fashion," marvels Martin Zatz, a physiologist at the National Institute of Mental Health in Rockville, Maryland.
