the clock is ticking

He could change his mind, but the clock is ticking.

We should find out soon because the clock is ticking.

Some last only a day, and the clock is ticking.

The clock is ticking and so many lives are being lost.

But, despite their early success, they know the clock is ticking.

Then, the bill goes back to the House, where the clock is ticking.

The city has to make up its mind soon, because the clock is ticking on the offer.

"The clock is ticking between now and the year 2000."

"They are still working on the old plan, and the clock is ticking."

There's still a long way to go and the clock is ticking.

Now there are only two and the clock is ticking on their future.

There's still time to do the right thing, but the clock is ticking.

I know that the clock is ticking for me a little bit at my age.

But with growth of only about 2 percent expected this year, the clock is ticking.

January ’09 may seem a long way off, but the clock is ticking.

On top of that, Obama knows the clock is ticking.

This won't be for millions of years, but the clock is ticking.

For now, the clock is ticking and the strain shows.

And the clock is ticking fast to achieve a deal.

And the clock is ticking for the Garage as well.

Nearly a week after the announcement, the clock is ticking.

But the clock is ticking, on both Walter and the show.

Because, I mean, really the clock is ticking on this; right?

He'll turn 40 in August, so the clock is ticking.

Maybe it will, eventually, be James, although the clock is ticking.