“Some people find that a ticking clock in the room helps.”

“You remembered the extra 50 miles that every away loss puts on the clock going home.”

“At the beginning of the film, there is little to differentiate Strike from his clocker counterparts.”

“By all accounts, Rocco is correct to look to Strike for the murder, since Strike is the homeboy, the clocker, the criminal with a record.”

“First, in reconceptualizing the narrative, Lee focuses on Strike, a young drug dealer, or clocker.”

“At the same time he proposes to do away with the clockwork of the recording instrument.”

“The effort was moving swiftly and efficiently, like clockwork.”

“If you doubt the power of the aesthetics of clockwork, look at the prices in a smart watchmaker's shop.”

“Some people find that a ticking clock in the room helps.”

“You remembered the extra 50 miles that every away loss puts on the clock going home.”

“Some people find that a ticking clock in the room helps.”

“You remembered the extra 50 miles that every away loss puts on the clock going home.”

“Plans are being made to commemorate the famous clockmaker who solved a navigational puzzle that had cost countless mariners' lives.”

“For 30 years, he made instruments for the chemical industry after being advised as a youngster against a career as a clockmaker.”

“William Potts, son of a Darlington clockmaker, set up his own clockmaking business in 1833 in Pudsey.”

“Later, European Jesuits such as Matteo Ricci and Nicolas Trigault would briefly mention indigenous Chinese clockworks that featured drive wheels.”