Sentence examples for will clock from inspiring English sources

Instead, it will clock in at 8.5% (see chart).

Any day now, it will clock up the 1000th discovery.

Each of those Very Important Episodes will clock in at two hours or more.

Blatter will clock up 16 years following his re-election today.

This week, days before Christmas, I will clock into my good, union job one last time.

Then there's the news that these last two episodes will clock in a weightier 75 minutes each (presumably including adverts).

Siegler predicts that fourth quarter revenues will clock-in at above the $20 billion mark, or roughly double revenues for the year ago period (Apple recorded $9.87 billion in Q4 '09).

Then he'd clock in at Aerotek, going anywhere the temp service sent him between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.

My team know that I'll clock on again once Isaac is settled after 8pm, and reply to emails or take calls.

It's possible to lose days in Assassin's Creed 3, although if players stick doggedly to the campaign, they'll clock in about 20 hours.

But that's the amount you'll clock up, allowing for inflation, if you hand over the average lunchtime spend of £4.37 each day.