Sentence examples for started clocking from inspiring English sources

So I started clocking in hour after hour with my small library of guidebooks, fretting over student-to-faculty ratios and weighing the advantages of large versus small schools.

However, observations and interviews in the same sites show a different picture: "They [hospital staff] have started clocking in as a result of the laxity, though, even if they come on time, it is not known if they are working well or not" [ Acting Hospital Matron, H4].

We start clocking: this is less Waltons, more Mansons.

The game starts, the opposition takes control and depending on the number of mistakes that are made the scoreboard starts clocking up the damage.

If you still have not filed three months after the deadline, you will also start clocking up automatic £10 per day penalties - up to a maximum of £900.

Clock Dial Restoration Frank Machera Jr., 74, a former commercial artist, started Clock Dial Restoration in Pleasantville in 1991.

So if we start clock back over so I don't take this out of Senator Kyl's time.

The world silver medallists led from the start, clocking seven minutes 27.13 seconds to become the first British female rowers to win an Olympic title.

Paynter led from the start, clocked the first quarter mile in :22.68 and the half mile in :45.67.

Trials that started the clock at the time of randomisation were included.

I started with clocks.