Sentence examples for surviving clock from inspiring English sources

The oldest surviving clock in England is that at Salisbury Cathedral, which dates from 1386.

It is the second-oldest surviving clock in England, after the Salisbury cathedral clock.

The Salisbury Cathedral has the world's oldest surviving mechanical clock that was added on in 1386.

They traveled from England to Alaska tracking down about 140 surviving Stretch clocks.

Up until a couple of years ago this relatively isolated alley, surrounded by high-rise apartments in the western district of Xuanwu, was Beijing's oldest surviving alley, clocking in at a wheezing 900 years old and predating even the Mongol-designed hutong network.

I also can't imagine any of us surviving to see the clock tick over to the next century let alone the next millennia, so we'll have to take Urwerk's word for it that their watch will survive that long.

After the prince's death in 1842, the clock survived 125 years of French upheaval more or less intact.

No filing cabinets or melted clocks survive.

Surviving that face-off, well after the clock had turned red, felt like a significant triumph.

Those whose names are inscribed are said by surviving members to have "failed to beat the clock".

One of the remarkable conclusions of our study is that central clock neurons survive and continue to exhibit circadian oscillation of at least one clock-related protein in the face of Aβ-induced behavioural arrhythmia.