1 | Then,suddenly she noticed the clock. | |
2 | There is the world inside: your adjustable seat and steering column, your posture and sightlines, all those cupholders and compartments, the radio, clock, your phone, your fellow passengers. | |
3 | On Wall Street, they've already set their clocks back to 1929. | |
4 | For example, time, which is measured with clocks and watches, is relative because it can be shown that there is more than one system of time. | |
5 | In deciding when to eat, to work, to sleep, to rise, we stopped listening to our senses and started obeying the clock. |