Sentence examples for under the clock at from inspiring English sources

Visit to a current popular meeting place of teenagers - under the clock at the Biltmore.

"I was under the clock at Waterloo and a guy came over to me and said, 'Are you Clare?' and I said, 'No', and then he walked away.

The New Yorker, February 22 , 1958P. 25 Overheard under the clock at the Biltmore: "Oh, this really isn't such a good tan.

Inside, the Palm Court had a timepiece on a wooden screen; "under the clock at the Biltmore" became a legendary meeting place.

By Ruth Mason and John McCarten The New Yorker, February 22 , 1958P. 25 Overheard under the clock at the Biltmore: "Oh, this really isn't such a good tan.

A secretary had asked him to meet Mrs. R. under the clock at the Biltmore one winter afternoon, at 5 P.M., & had added that Mrs. R. was taking a six-o'clock train out of Grand Central.

It was never the famous "meet-me-under-the-clock" clock at the old Biltmore Hotel.

"I used to train under the Clock End (at Highbury) on the indoor pitches, so for me to get the goal is amazing.

The rest of the year, the box was kept in storage; it had spent one year in Miss Patty's ballet studio and another year under the grandfather clock at Kim's Antiques (until Mrs. Kim sold the grandfather clock), and some years it just sat on the shelf at Stars Hollow Video.

The egg, the first from cranes released by the project, is under round-the-clock guard at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) at Slimbridge, Gloucestershire.

A rose air-freighted out of Kenya at night and sold under the Aalsmeer clock at dawn can be packed, loaded on a truck and ready for sale in a Paris flower shop by that afternoon.