Word: clocking
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...must cringe when passing them in hallways and nod vigorously when agreeing with them in section, so as not to reveal that you do not remember their names or anything about them except that you share this 53-minute slice of Hell every Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock...
...leave it in there?" she said. "It's two o'clock in the morning, Fred...
...hardly be impressive, but according to University Hall, current faculty members set the clock for change through their decisions to retire...
...looked at the clock and didn't think it was my time," Walter said of her 100-yard race. "This was my first full season of training and I am very pleased and excited with the results...
...Eisenhower-era middle-brow pop ever really...cool? You bet. In Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams--The Early Years, 1903-1940 (Little, Brown; 728 pages; $30), critic Gary Giddins takes a fresh and compelling look at the forgotten first half of Crosby's long career, turning the clock back to the Roaring Twenties to show how Crosby started out as a hard-drinking, hard-swinging jazzman whose nonchalant way with a song was universally regarded, even in Harlem, as the height of hipness...