grandmother clock

The grandmother clock told him that no more than twenty minutes had passed.

The grandmother clock in the hall whirred, then struck three times.

The oldest is from 1650, a little grandmother clock that is under 5 feet tall.

If solo, then fill those noneating moments checking the grandmother clocks on the wall - how many tell the correct time?

She was unaware of the time passing; there was only the comforting tick of the grandmother clock in the corner to break the silence.

At the top was a small landing where Gran's beloved clock stood; a miniature long-case, the kind they called a grandmother clock.

Daniel is a shy, tame tiger who lives in a non-functioning grandmother clock with no hands (because in make-believe it is what ever time you imagine.)

In Morgan's a small collection of silver items including teaspoons, salts and vesta case sold at £600 while a Grandmother clock in mahogany case made £450.

Grandfather Clock (voiced by Walker Edmiston) - A mobile grandfather clock who is the husband of Grandmother Clock.

The grandmother clock in the hall was just striking ten when the front door bell shrilled, tautening every nerve in Ilona's body, her stomach muscles contracting into a tight ball.

An old grandmother clock stood in a corner, and hanging on the wall opposite the bookcase was a nearly lifesize painting of a pre-Raphaelite maiden being pensive in a grove.

He worked in walnut, the favorite wood of that time, and created a grandmother clock fitted with a Swiss movement, drawers with dovetailed joints, locks with working keys and the central writing bureau with its obligatory secret drawers.

I got myself some supper, then found the Penguin I had bought for the train journey and read for an hour or two without thinking more than fifty times about the empty safe, and finally, when the grandmother clock said eleven, went up to bed.