During the round the clock coverage of the nuclear drama, the specter of Chernobyl has been raised repeatedly.

It is a workload that boggles the mind, and demands the round the clock commitment of the Secretary General and his team.

The Chinese leadership has demonstrated many times that it can quell domestic dissent, but the unique scale of the Olympics will require round the clock vigilance.

The channel canceled its regular programs, and was transformed into a round the clock workshop of live news and interviews, switching from one revolution to another.

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The clock stopped.

The clock ticked.

The clock ticked.

The clock has stopped.

The clock is ticking.

One hotline number (123) was also designated and can be contacted round the clock in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Hyderabad, Peshawar, Quetta and Abbottabad to report the incidence of such cases.

Its workforce labors round the clock and its inventiveness, energy, and diversity counter provincialism with scorn. Like America itself, although so utterly different, New York can only be comprehended synthetically.

The midnight sun would enable observations round the clock, halving the voyage time required, and do away with all need for anchoring at night, which might otherwise be a dangerous business.

Indians braved the 3,000 meter heights to run a power transmission line from Pul e Khumri to Kabul giving round the clock electricity to the capital for the first time since 1982.

The nuclear clock is ticking.

A Division of Regional Operations with an enhanced threat and risk assessment capacity and a round the clock communications centre will strengthen the ability of the United Nations to ensure its own security.

The clock is above the fireplace.

Work went on around the clock.

Mecca clock On 11 August 2010, (1 Ramadan, AH 1431), the world's largest clock (at Mecca) started to operate.

A single clock hand moved in small equal increments around the clock face, with the exception of occasional larger jumps.

I bought her a clock.

I bought her a clock.

How much is this clock?

I bought him a clock.

The first European clock to employ these complex gears was the astronomical clock created by Giovanni de Dondi in c. 1365.

Besides, turning back the clock is impossible.

Most instructions take two machine cycles (16 clock cycles) to execute the remaining instructions take three machine cycles (24 clock cycles).

Internally, the clock was divided down to generate the dot clock (about 8 MHz) and the two phase system clocks (about 1 MHz the exact pixel and system clock speeds are slightly different between NTSC and PAL machines).

My clock needs to be fixed.

My clock needs to be fixed.

I didn't hear my alarm clock.

I still am. But the clock is ticking.

This device became known as the Mackworth Clock.

My clock is ticking. Okay, let's stop.

GDDR5 operates with two different clock types.

And in humans, we call it the body clock.

If authorities set the clock back several decades on banking regulation, can we be so sure they will not also set the clock back on income?

By comparison, the MOS Technology 6502 takes two to seven clock cycles to execute an instruction, and the Intel 8080 takes 4 to 18 clock cycles.

My alarm clock didn't go off this morning.

Defenestrate your clock to see how time flies.

Video All right, start the clock please. 30 seconds studio.

The regulations provided for the strict round the clock availability of defence lawyers, which addressed the concern expressed by the Special Rapporteur about the need for independent counsel and the practice of having defence lawyers work hand in hand with the prosecution.

The most sophisticated water powered astronomical clock was Al Jazari's castle clock, considered by some to be an early example of a programmable analog computer, in 1206.

Don't forget to clock out before you leave work.