Sentence examples for the clock became from inspiring English sources

The same summer, Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" became a No. 1 song after it was heard in the movie "Blackboard Jungle".

James Myers, whose "Rock Around the Clock" became a rock 'n' roll anthem, died on Wednesday at a hospice near his Bonita Springs home in southwest Florida.

Chandler's derision became the minority view in time, however; according to John Ed Pearce, the clock became one of the most talked-about and visited tourist attractions in the state and the most visited place in Frankfort.

"When people take Viagra or Levitra, the clock becomes an issue because they have to have sex soon after taking the pill," Mr. Barbato said.

While normally a clock measures our work, here punching the clock becomes Hsieh's work.

We see a slight 'overshoot' effect after a 6 h advance in the light cycle, where the advance in phase of the clock becomes larger than 6 h, then retards to the appropriate steady-state advance over the following days, which is qualitatively similar to the overshoot seen experimentally [ 21].

In the eighties, his lyric "Stop All the Clocks" became the elegy of the AIDS era, sold on bookstore counters, by the registers.

In support of the possibility that a circadian clock became the YRO through gene deletion, we were interested to observe that under certain conditions, fibroblasts homozygous null for the "core clock gene" Bmal1 exhibit a pronounced ultradian rhythm in "clock gene" expression, echoing previous observations made using pacemaker neurons from Bmal1 null mice [ 31].

The Biltmore, and in particular its clock, became almost as much an institution as Grand Central itself.

Mander says it's been widely shown that there's a shift when you hit adolescence: The circadian clock becomes a bit more delayed, so teens want to stay up later and get up later.

That Memorial Day weekend gig, with its sonic big bang, leads Wildwood to claim to be the true home of rock 'n' roll, because "Rock Around the Clock" eventually became the first song in its fledgling genre to become a No.1 Billboard hit.