Sentences with phrase «n't clock»

Don't clock watch!

Lo and behold, two hours later, here I am, sitting in front of a TV, playing this super intense videogame, and realizing I want to go to bed but can't, and I just remember chuckling and thinking «can't clock out until it says I can, eh?»

and our frustrated shift manager said «You don't clock out until I say you can clock out.

In fact, you wouldn't necessarily even suspect it's an EV if you didn't clock the absence of an exhaust pipe or a rear - fender - mounted fuel door.

Renault protects its LCVs with a 3 - year / 200, 000 - kilometre - factory warranty, and this can be extended to five years, which is very handy for schools that don't clock up big km on a regular basis.

Even though I saw this dress in person at London Edge, I didn't clock that the belt was covered in the same velvet as the collar, so discovering that fact when my order turned up gave me a little burst of delight.

I need to go back and look at your bridesmaids again — I feel like I remember their dresses but didn't clock them as Chi Chi.

I eat kinda like you too (matching carb intake with training, it kind of happens naturally, and sort of IF, but I don't clock watch).

And somehow I feel resentful when my husband comes home from work and says how tired he is from being at work, but our work doesn't clock on and off!

However he can only be signed on a pre contract arrangement as he won't clock 18 until next year, when if all goes according to plan he will sign a professional contract with the team.

These people aren't clock - watchers.

We don't clock people in and out each day, so why should we track their days off?

Indeed, most enlightened managers don't clock - watch but do what the arbitrator did and evaluate employees on the work they do, rather than worry about small transgressions like lateness.

«More and more, I try to live in harmony with the seasons, not the clock.»

Doctors recommend eight solid hours of sleep each night, but workers aren't clocking in.

Not clock in on time or take time in some other way from your boss?

Societies are not clocks, however.

For this school of thought, it is the hammer, not the clock, that tells us what technology is and can do for us.

That said, my 125 gram cups are on the fluffy side (think: spoon and sweep or at least fluff, spoon and sweep) and it's possible that when you're using the cups, your cups may not clock in as lightly.

Averie Sunshine, a very talented baker and popular blogger, always says «watch the cake, not the clock.»

It is very important to watch your dough and not the clock.

And always watch the dough (not the clock).

We always say to let the food tell you when it's done and not a clock.

Watch your baby, not the clock!

Watch Your Baby, Not the Clock».)

I keep my blackberry in one hand so I can stay involved with work (helps me relax to feel like I'm not slacking) and it also helps me not clock and / or bottle watch.

My only rule of thumb is to watch your baby and not the clock.

I would love to know from you & others if you woke your babies during the day for that first week or so home or if you just watched your baby's cues & not the clock as the book suggests.

Breastfeed your baby by following their cues... not the clock or the schedule in the book you were given.

* image «life your life by a compass not a clock» Happy Friday!

Follow a routine and not the clock.

Like I said before... be a baby watcher not a clock watcher.

Become a baby watcher not a clock watcher... the baby will tell you, and FYI - crying is the very last cue they give.

Remember to use your baby's feeding cues and not the clock.

Your love and desire of sleep grows exponentially when you haven't clocked in enough hours in a row.

We always recommend watching your baby and not the clock.

If he's not clocking enough shuteye each night now, then he may be powering up for the sleep deprivation parenthood brings.

The very best advice i can give to new mothers is watch the baby not the clock.

Let your baby, not the clock, tell you when he's full.

Li hasn't clocked her «smash» but she guesses it's around 200 mph.

But like it or not the clock is ticking down and trade unions and constituency Labour parties will need to get their tackle in order for the fight ahead.

Professor Aneta Stefanovska from Lancaster University, who has been studying the physics of biological oscillations for over 20 years, said: «Combining the technique to noninvasively record the fluctuation corresponding to cerebrospinal fluid and our sophisticated methods to analyse oscillations which are not clock - like but rather vary in time around their natural values, we have come to an interesting and non-invasive method that can be used to study aging and changes due to various neurodegenerative brain aging may begin earlier than expected.»

Rauser says her schedule follows the hours of the faculty members and researchers she is supporting, so it's not clock - in clock - out 9 - to - 5 days.

But, it is not a clock, that «counts down» per se.

If you're not clocking in enough hours, you're never fully getting into repair mode for your muscles and connective tissue.

You'll at least need to «eat back» what you burn, if not clock a slight energy intake surplus.

Eat by the stomach, not the clock.

I look at the clock and actually not the clock on but sometimes I'm curious to see along, so look at my...

Your students» ability to answer CFU questions, not the clock or the pacing calendar, determines the true pace of a lesson.

It is currently clocked to a measly 1Ghz while it can be safely clocked to as high a frequency as 1.9 Ghz, so why not clock it to a still very stable 1.4 Ghz, would this not increase performance to a sufficient enough level?