Sentence examples for silver clock from inspiring English sources

Alan Rubin, Pelham's founder, said the $2.5 million gilt metal, bronze and silver clock had not been displayed in public in 100 years.

He has a silver clock in his new Lions office that has no numbers, simply the word "Now" repeatedly encircling its rim.

Among the charges billed to the company were a million-dollar dance floor installed above a swimming pool; a forty-five-thousand-dollar silver clock; and a two-hundred-and-ten-thousand-dollar mahogany card table.

Eventually, a grateful governor-elect acknowledged Mr. Menczer with a silver clock at the Pupa annual dinner in Williamsburg, and he appointed the Two Josephs to his transition team -- an honor described by aides as carrying more pomp than power.

Any new soap would also have to appeal to growing generations no longer hide-bound to being in a job from apprentice at 16 to silver clock at 65.

But Brown becoming the first European leader in the Obama White House has already provided him with a PR gift better than any silver clock - the president could have chosen Nicolas Sarkozy of France on precedent alone, since Jacques Chirac was the first EU leader to visit George Bush.

At least 200 works, including paintings, silver, clocks, barometers and porcelain, are still missing.

He is best known for silver clocks, candlesticks and cutlery, their Celtic knots encircling semiprecious stones.

Most of the silver clocks, candlesticks, teapots, bowls and jewelry in the show are modern and functional.

These books will suit those on your gift list -- whether they are the sort who like to pore through albums of rarefied silver clocks, to churn up clouds of sawdust while woodworking or to imagine themselves aloft over 1950's megalopolises -- and some of them might even be a necessary addition to your own library.

Employees who put in 15 to 19 years at the company got a silver traveling clock.