time clock

There is a time clock to the top left of the stand.

There was no one to see them, and they were down to seconds on the time clock.

The Times clock was a round light in the distance.

With the time clock punched and out the door we go.

The children must punch the time clock when they come into class or leave it.

It was as though they'd all punched in on some sort of time clock.

The sound produced by giving the time clock is similar to the English.

"All of a sudden with the time clocks, people are late to work."

She wrote it at the bottom of the time clock sheet and called Information back.

Each time clock would be set to detonate at 0300.

It took a minimum of eight minutes for all the employees to get by the time clock.

Besides, everyone I knew punched a time clock of one kind or another.

Think how much fun it would be to work without looking at a time clock."

"However, it is my view that professionals should not be required to use time clocks."

The head of the nation's largest urban university should not have to punch a time clock.

Time clocks used punched cards to record workers in and out times.

The time clock setting on the steel door had been altered.

No more labor with a time clock wrapped around my throat.

The reactive mind is not too careful about its time clock.

"The way they insist everyone keep to their time clock.

Fully a year later, though, time clocks kept ticking off teachers in all but 32 of the nearly 1,000 schools.

It wasn't like my Voice punched a time clock or anything.

He pointed at the time clock affixed to the wall.

"She knew her time clock was much more fragile than yours or mine."

In fact, punching the time clock at the Open will lead to her very first paycheck.