Word: clocked
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...change of possession stopped the clock with four ticks remaining and Harvard only needed to take a knee on the next play to seal the deal. But hundreds of Harvard’s fans could not contain their enthusiasm, streaming onto the field as the teams lined...
Despite the pleas of the public address announcer, it soon became obvious that the game was over. By the time the clock ticked down to triple zeroes, the field was already nearly full...
...cover of Christopher Hitchens’s latest book finds the author pictured, dapper in a rumpled olive trench coat and five o’clock shadow, brandishing a cigarette and gazing at us with obstinate skepticism. By posing as the craggy dissident, as if slumped in the corner of some dim café, the British-born journalist and author evidently seeks to cast himself as a morose rebel from the outset. The mission of Letters to a Young Contrarian, the latest addition to a career carved in stubborn public controversy, fits in nicely with this conceit: the seasoned revolutionary...
...yellow bulbs of the clock clock at the top of the giant old-fashioned scoreboard read...
...played in the legendary 1968 Game, when in the final 42 seconds Harvard scored an amazing 16 points to come back and tie Yale. Although the Elis had been confident of victory, the final points were scored during a two-point conversion with no time left on the clock. The next day, The Crimson famously headlined its article: Harvard Beat Yale...