Sentence examples for whole clock from inspiring English sources

"They ran the whole clock down," Staubach said, recalling standing on the sideline next to Coach Wayne Hardin.

Strictly speaking, the name refers to only the great hour bell, but it is commonly associated with the whole clock tower (formally known as St. Stephen's Tower until 2012, when it was renamed Elizabeth Tower on the occasion of Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, marking 60 years on the British throne).

Design of HORACE is based on isotropic light cooling, allowing performing the whole clock sequence (cooling, atomic preparation, Ramsey interrogation and detection) at the same place.

These findings suggest that the patient could not represent in her mind appropriate spatial coordinates of each hour with respect to the whole clock face.

It's sort of like the gears of a clock, one little gear pushing against another little gear pushing against another little gear and eventually the whole clock starts to work but you may be pushing one little gear, and part of the whole process and not even realizing it.

However reducing Shaw levels equally throughout the whole clock neuronal network has little effect, perhaps because the communication between the individual cells with respect to each other is not changed and their electrical properties are all changed in the same direction.

This schedule has changed my whole body clock; even when I'm on vacation, I can't sleep for more than three or four hours at a time.

As to the whole ticking clock as we build-up to the climax, it pays off in a satisfying enough way (though if you're coming at this as a fan of the book, be warned that the entire third act is a massive swerve from the original).

The whole circadian clock pathway is modeled using a set of ODEs which were numerically solved by stiff method.

The whole book clocks in at a whopping 1305 pages.

For the past seven years, "The 24 Hour Musicals," a benefit for The Exchange, has put actors, playwrights, and composers under creative duress, producing four original one-act musicals each year out of whole cloth, with the clock ticking.