Sentence for clock | Use clock in a sentence

Sentences for clock. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use clock in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for clock.

• Look at the clock! (10)
• Clock Tower! (8)
• A clock rattled. (12)
• No clock, of course. (8)
• Her clock struck ten. (8)
• She looked at the clock. (8)
• A clock was striking two. (8)
• Diana glanced at the clock. (10)
• The village clock struck one. (8)
• He glanced at the caffe clock. (10)
• The clock began to strike eleven. (8)
• We never want a clock since he come. (10)
• A little, round clock ticked solemnly. (8)
• There was the bed, there was the clock. (10)
• She roused herself to look at the clock. (10)
• The stable clock struck the quarter past. (8)
• She saw by the clock that it was past five. (8)
• There was a clock on the wall of that room. (12)
• The clock struck twelve, and it still rained. (4)
• Dacier read the hour by the mantelpiece clock. (10)
• I was like the hand of a clock to the springs. (10)
• She could see the face of a clock down in the street. (8)
• The clock struck twelve as we entered the enclosure. (20)
• The bell, the clock and the train gave him his title. (10)
• A clock was striking as they went out through the gate. (8)
• He worked two full pipes long, and looked at the clock. (8)
• She looked at the clock, and leaned out of the window. (10)
• The clock struck twelve as she passed through the hall. (4)
• Presently he compared his watch and the terminus clock. (10)
• The time of day on the clock was wrong; the Cupid swung. (10)
• He looks at the clock, and passes out into the inner room. (8)
• And we must all set our pocket-watches by the clock of fate. (2)
• If I had reglar meals, I should carry a clock in my inside. (10)
• The stable clock struck four; in half an hour she would be here. (8)
• Lavender stood like a clock which has run down, rubbing his eyes. (8)
• Madam is grave, and eyes the clock that tells Approaching midnight. (10)
• Of this gaze she became conscious, and glanced from him to the clock. (10)
• Two hours later, looking at the clock, he found that it was lunch-time. (8)
• The clock strikes twelve as it strikes two, and with no more premonition. (9)
• The bed proposing innocent sleep repelled her and drove her to the clock. (10)
• They were astonished to discover by the clock, that they had given him ten. (10)
• Another half hour went by; then, as the clock neared ten, the doorbell rang. (13)
• Devoured, therefore, by disquiet, she lay sleepless till the clock struck two. (8)
• They both glared at the clock and made sure that it was five minutes after nine. (9)
• The subject was interesting; but Weyburn saw the clock at past the half after ten. (10)
• Lucy stops on the landing where there is an old clock eccentrically correct that night. (10)
• A glance at the mantel-piece clock told him Laetitia was twenty minutes behind the hour. (10)
• It is not for nothing that you find a clock in the meanest of these mountain habitations. (2)
• When the clock struck three, Elizabeth felt that she must go, and very unwillingly said so. (4)
• I was anxious not to outstay his strength, and I kept my eye on the clock in frequent glances. (9)
• It was a quarter after three by the clock on the mantel; but she had never felt more eagerly awake. (9)
• This, alternating with the squeak of a quill pen, went on till the alarum clock once more went off. (8)
• After a while, Mrs. Wicklow looked at the clock, and instantly became overclouded with an extreme gravity. (10)
• After a while, Mrs. Wicklow looked at the clock, and instantly became overclouded with an extreme gravity. (22)
• Married this morning at Kensington parish church, by licence, at half-past eleven of the clock, or twenty to. (10)
• Rather at a loss, Jonathan scanned the clock seriously, and observed that it was not quite a minute too fast. (10)
• No more than three of the clock, it was the voice telling of half the precious restorative night-hours wasted. (10)
• The clock struck one before old Jolyon had finished, and at the sound of its striking his principles came back. (8)
• And Fleur, always at the back of his thoughts, started out like a filigree figure from a clock when the hour strikes. (8)
• Hitherto his greatest satisfaction had been to hear the clock strike five when he had imagined that it was only four. (5)
• He listened to the steps of the dissimilar pair on the detonating pavement, and eyed a church clock shining to the sun. (10)
• The clock ticked; pigeons cooed on the veranda; a door opened in the distance, and for a moment a treble voice was heard. (8)
• The clock struck ten while the trunks were carrying down, and the general had fixed to be out of Milsom Street by that hour. (4)
• He said nothing could be simpler, but when he lifted it, it began to fall all apart, like a clock in the house of the Hoodoo. (9)
• This aged butler lay in bed waiting for the inevitable striking of a small alarum clock placed in the very centre of his mantelpiece. (8)
• He shifted to the side window which overlooked the stableyard, and whistled down to the dog Balthasar who lay for ever under the clock tower. (8)
• They were intelligent and conversible, and we decided the future of France over hot wine, until the state of the clock frightened us to rest. (2)

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