Sentence examples for which clock from inspiring English sources

But for anyone who has ever been frustrated by a late train, there is now the obvious question: Which clock are they using?

Some customers have also grown uneasy at the health implications of the treats, which clock in at around 800 calories apiece.

And to follow the rapid-fire execution of the songs, which clock in at a minute or less, it helps to be a teenager.

Jo Ebergen, an engineer at Sun, says that reducing the "skew" on a chip the amount by which clock signals might be out of synch takes a very skilful chip designer.

It seems that the falcons, which clock in at some of the fastest speeds seen in nature, feed on some significantly sized food: they have been known to dine on doves from time to time.

By counting the number of genetic changes, which clock up at a generally steady rate, they have dated the branch points of the tree, which enables the major branches to be correlated with historical events.

This is only the first 20 minutes of "Brotherhood," which clocks in at 142 minutes.

As a result, the piece, which clocks in at just about an hour, feels rushed.

In Mr. Thalheimer's production, which clocks in at less than two hours, it's the men who are nude.

The communal howl of three young brothers sustains this sprint of a novel, which clocks in at a hundred and twenty-five pages.

That speech (which clocks in at a mere 23 paragraphs) is a case of hard-money obsession gone ballistic.