The relentless ticking of The Clock was troubling as well for a young French artist named Etienne Chambaud, who you've probably never heard of, but who figures into the story of Marclay's opus, little hand to its big hand, a ghost haunting the machine.
It concluded with a sense of urgency: "Asia is going to have to grow its way out of trouble – and the clock is ticking".
They were playing without per move increments, so Karjakin later got into acute clock trouble and blundered just before move 40.
While waiting, she'd thought about how the students in her 4 P.M. class, who had fled troubled places like Burma and Ivory Coast, might react to "The Clock".
Mitchell Johnson was at his fastest in many a year, regularly clocking over 150kph, and was the only bowler to trouble India's run machine.
The phrase came to Charlie an instant after the alarm clock had waked him, and named for him an amorphous depression that had troubled him all the previous evening.
The family of a 14-year-old Muslim student who got in trouble over a homemade clock mistaken for a possible bomb have withdrawn him from his suburban high school in Texas.
Rather than settle for Mr Lamy's formula, he says, America should keep pushing for a bolder deal even if it takes longer.The trouble is that the clock is ticking, not least because George Bush's trade-promotion authority expires next June.
Ahmed, then a new student at MacArthur high school, got into trouble after he showed his clock device, wired together in a large metal pencil case, to his teachers.
If you hear what sounds like a grinding noise, or perhaps the ticking of a clock, that's trouble.
