Sentence examples for whose clock from inspiring English sources

At various points chimes ring from a tower whose clock has no hands.

Mr. Ivanov knows he is dealing with an administration whose clock is swiftly ticking down, though.

Amatrice's medieval tower, which somehow remained standing but whose clock was stopped at exactly 3 36 A.M. the time of the earthquake has become a poignant symbol of what has been lost.

"He kept putting up the numbers, and as an older guy whose clock was ticking, that's what he needed to do," said Kotchman, who also managed O'Day on a rookie-level team.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, October 24 , 1931 P. 11The dining room closes for breakfast at nine O'clock and although Henry Ford arrived at the door at three minutes before nine and his watch was proven correct, he got no breakfast because the doors had been closed at the order of the stewardess whose clock said nine O'clock.

What's more, cultured cells and mice whose clock genes were experimentally tampered with produced fewer TH17 cells.

The rich world is full of living rooms with video-cassette recorders whose clocks have been blinking at 00 00 for 20 years, because most of us can't figure out how to set the time, or can't be bothered.

They are accustomed to basketball, football and hockey, sports whose clocks stop when play does and games end when the clock runs out, and to baseball, which has no clock but very specific rules about what constitutes a full game.

President Obama's outreach is still the smartest approach to Iran, a nation whose political clock has now trumped its erratic, wavering nuclear clock.

This is "sleeping in" for someone whose alarm clock rings at 3 08 a.m. every weekday.

Bette Davis is at her most charmingly brittle as Margo Channing, an actress whose dramaturgical clock is ticking.