Working around the clock
Inglese idiom
Significati di “Working around the clock”
Inglese
When you're working around the clock, it means you're busy all day and all night long. Around the clock means for an entire 24-hour day. The phrase around the clock is used most commonly when someone is hard at work, or is doing something difficult. You might say that a new baby seems to cry around the clock, or that the emergency room in your city is busy around the clock.
“If I needed somebody to criticize me around the clock, I could’ve brought T. Ray along!”
“Working around the ...” nei testi
SupermodelMåneskin
'cause her boyfriend is the rock 'n' roll.
Alone at parties, she's working around the clock.
When you're not looking, she's stealing your Basquiat.
To the lonely peopleMauro Scocco
And I see people all around me
See them working around the clock
To not have to think about
Book of YesterdayTOMA
So much to talk about, nothing to say (think about it).
I could go on about how you're not just an ordinary girl
working around the clock, but you can't wait to write your book.
Forget meAska Yang
Forget me, I have given you everything.
Forget me, I have been your universe.
Working around the clock, being uncomplaining.
Forget me, it's too sad and unacceptable.
Working Around the ClockTribalistas
One day my mother told me
"You've grown-up already, you've got to work"
In that moment, I took the chance
And realized I was free to get by
To Live As You WantMalvina Matrasova
To live as you want to, you should go to college, friend. Attend every lecture in order to flunk no classes. To have it your way in the land of your distant "then." To have it — no trade-offs, no ifs and no second guesses.
To live as you want to, keep working around the ...
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