clock on

verb

1. intr, adverb to arrive at work, esp when it involves registering the time of arrival on a card

Example Sentences

The Rams also this week will start the clock on interior linemen Jonah Jackson’s and Steve Avila’s returns from injured reserve.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet these mitigation measures can only accomplish so much; aside from reducing carbon emissions, there is no way to turn back the clock on the heat.

From Salon

Sunday, most clocks on phones and devices will automatically fall back an hour to 1 a.m., while clocks in cars and on stoves will probably need to be manually adjusted.

From Los Angeles Times

Ms Moore glances towards a clock on the wall, which displays a photograph of her son in uniform superimposed on to a union flag.

From BBC

It's just after midday, as displayed on the numerous clocks on the packed walls of her hall and living rooms.

From BBC