punch the clock

But that life ended in November of last year, when he punched the clock for the final time.

Make sure you remember to punch the clock before you go home tonight.

"I'm off," said he, punching the clock for the last time.

By the time they reach 60, only 17 percent of Frenchmen, fewer than one in five, are still punching the clock.

It's a calling, sort of, though it's also started to feel a bit like punching the clock.

If we didn't want to continue to play, we could've punched the clock tonight.

When you put in all this extra time with kids, they don't get the sense that you're just punching the clock."

Each time he punched the clock, he took a single picture of himself, which together yield a 6 minute movie.

We were just punching the clock, working cash registers, and all of this happened to us accidentally."

On the following pages, we'll give you some tips that will help you get fit while you're still punching the clock.

"I make my rounds of the house every hour, on the hour, punching the clocks.

Made her word, punched the clock, then brushed her bare foot against his calf.

He is greeted almost like another worker punching the clock at the Superdome.

But only one team has Faulk, a running back who continues to punch the clock with a steady brilliance.

The players showed up, punched the clock and left, so it is difficult to take Seifert's complaints seriously.

But on this New Year's Eve, the corporate brass is punching the clock.

Stewart plays football under a microscope, which will never change as long as he punches the clock in western Pennsylvania.

"I just punch the clock," Bryant said.

According to one study, middle-class parents now punch the clock 335 hours more each year - that's eight solid workweeks - than they did in 1979.

(51) punch the clock: "Some business have time clocks by their front door.'

He was the first piano player to punch the clock at Stax Records.

Understanding and harnessing the power of workers relationships before, during, and, after they punch the clock is at the center of the theory.

Like punch the clock.

"They're getting jobs ripping tickets at movie theaters or punching the clock at a Wal-Mart."

Elvis Costello in his album Punch the Clock.