Sentence examples for the clocking from inspiring English sources
verb
To measure the duration of.
The clocking is ticking down on the building's natural lifespan: Walsh built down to the line of the tide, aware that it would cause long-term problems.
Lawyer Ron won Saturday's one-and-an-eighth-mile Whitney in 1 minute 46.64 seconds, but the accuracy of the clocking was questioned by The Daily Racing Form.
Burn It has been written by Matt Greenhalgh, one of the Clocking Off writers, and produced by Tom Sherry, who produced Queer As Folk.
Expect new ways of motivating staff that incur fewer costs and involve fewer exotic ingredients.Video conferencing has been hailed as a timesaving, ecological alternative to the clocking up of thousands of air miles.
In September 2014, with the clocking ticking and less than a month before Barroso stepped down, Schmidt joined in the lobbying of Barroso, having previously left the task to Google's chief in-house lobbyists in Brussels.
In addition, the clocking schemes allow for a two-layer design.
Round-the-clock quorum calls.
Is available round-the-clock.
"The Clock" is different.
