start the clock

How far back do we want to start the clock?

Now you can start the clock, because I am going to talk about the matter in hand.

I started the clock and gave the handle a full turn.

Gentlemen, if you're ready we'll start the clock and begin.

"Two weeks before we were to start the clock, the ice just melted."

You could start the clock on each golfer when they finish their previous shot.

All it's done is to start the clock ticking on the end of the world."

That's 1.5 to 3 years late depending on when you start the clock."

Until the room opens, you cannot start the clock ticking."

You didn't want to start the clock ticking and then have the stuff sit on the table for an hour or two.

The president, for his part, needs to start the clock ticking on school accountability if he plans to show results by the 2004 elections.

A new price will start the clock again.

Whoever pushes the button first ends up starting the clock.

Would you now please start the clock for my speech on discharge with regard to transport?

At the start of the game, the players with the black pieces start the clocks simultaneously.

Instead, the crew had Florida line up for its punt with 55 seconds to play and did not start the clock until the snap.

The move starts the clock on a 90-day deadline to open up plants where the country is believed to be developing atomic arms.

The three referees and the official timekeeper are responsible for starting the clock.

In Western countries, if you have "28 days", you have 672 hours from the moment they start the clock.

The computer started the clock when an attacker appeared, stopped it when he was hit.

And he may have let Ms. Adan start the clock again on her life.

Fred calls Cabot and starts the clock over again.

You start the clock, paint the glue, fit the pieces, block the cramps.

Keeping a watchful eye on his prisoner, the major placed the device against the wall and started the clock.

Garrard felt an impulse to get up and see if he could start the clock again.