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clock-watcher
(redirected from clock-watching)

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clock-watcher
someone -- a worker or a student -- who is always looking at the clock, anticipating when something will be over. There are four clock-watchers in our office. People who don't like their jobs can turn into clockwatchers.


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In and near William Brown Street, to visit the Walker, apart from charges there is a two-hour limit, which makes a visit to an exhibition a clock-watching experience.
Whether you want to create an impact with a fashionable retro timepiece or always be on time with a bang-up-to-date digital clock, there are hundreds of styles out there to choose from to make clock-watching a pleasure.
If the UK cannot replicate Australia, where broadcaster Sky Channel reacts to changing circumstances by juggling off-times among its daily host of races, the least we can expect of local stewards, if they continue to have the last word, is that they are trained to pay more attention to the consequences of their clock-watching actions.
 
 
 
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