clock on

verb

1. (intr, adverb) to arrive at work, esp when it involves registering the time of arrival on a card

Example Sentences

And if you are anything like me the clock on the oven will present a particular challenge.

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Increasing the urgency, Halligan faces a ticking clock on her tenure—and arguments that she isn’t legally allowed to serve in the role at all.

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But the clock on its clock tower had stopped working.

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The influential ‘theo-bro’ Douglas Wilson wants to turn back the clock on civil rights in the name of Christ.

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Sir Keir said the walkouts threatened "to turn back the clock on progress we have made in rebuilding the NHS over the last year".

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