How To Use Around-the-clock In A Sentence
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The engineers responsible for control systems care about around-the-clock reliability.
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After days of around-the-clock network coverage, they gave a meditative pace to an adrenalized story.
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In an attempt to better manage pain immediately after surgery, some staff requested orders for around-the-clock, regular doses of acetaminophen suppositories.
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It's been around-the-clock brown on stylish television series like "Mad Men" and "Boardwalk Empire.
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As part of the Toronto protocol, paramedics were trained to screen for stroke and then transport stroke patients directly to a designated Regional Stroke Centre with an around-the-clock stroke team that could rapidly assess patients and administer tPA intravenously (also called thrombolytic therapy).
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Hiring private security would be very expensive, Kendall says: "A couple hundred dollars an hour, around-the-clock guards and their housing — you can imagine what it would look like after a month.
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After days of around-the-clock network coverage, they gave a meditative pace to an adrenalized story.
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around-the-clock nursing care
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I wish the publicity campaign and the around-the-clock worldwide live coverage a great success and I also wish children around the world a more beautiful and happier tomorrow.
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I'm going to start drilling around-the-clock ," Rio told Hope the next morning.
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Osama bin Laden: On one of the most competitive breaking news stories of the year, The Huffington Post's national news team provided around-the-clock coverage pegged to up-to-the-minute live blogging, informative features, and wide-ranging analysis about the capture and killing of bin Laden.
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I prepared an around-the-clock chart detailing all my care requirements.
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Ms. Jennings requires around-the-clock medical care.
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He trained legions of other doctors, nurses and health care professionals in the around-the-clock monitoring of a patient's vital signs, saving an exponential number of lives.
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I wish the publicity campaign and the around-the-clock worldwide live coverage a great success and I also wish children around the world a more beautiful and happier tomorrow.
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A panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last August in favor of Jones, finding that the government may not conduct protracted, around-the-clock GPS surveillance without a warrant.
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Be you the sedate, white tie and waltz type or the rock-around-the-clock hep sort or something in between (as many of us are), there is something to suit you at the Windsor.
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Verio provides around-the-clock network monitoring and technical support with all promotional packages.
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But around-the-clock media attention—and higher expectations among wealthier residents— has intensified the anxiety and led to more criticism of the government's handling of the crisis.
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want to keep Chief Executive Ray R. Irani safe. So they spent $774, 756 last year on home-alarm systems and around-the-clock security guards for the CEO.
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They are conducting around-the-clock operations in this very rugged terrain.
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We've seen patients come for kidney transplants who ended up with renal failure because of daily around-the-clock use of naproxen.
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