After the public hearing next week, the Bulletin's board of directors will decide whether the minute hand should be moved again.
42.
After this, we see the Clock on the wall of the diner, as its minute hand moves to 2 : 23.
43.
As the pitcher released the ball, his arm was like the minute hand on a clock at the top of the hour.
44.
Its hour hand has always been positioned near midnight, symbolizing doomsday, and the minute hand is superimposed on a map of the world.
45.
To Quare belongs the honour of inventing repeating watches, and it is also claimed for him that he adapted the concentric minute hand.
46.
Another town that stood its ground was Oxford where the great clock on Tom Tower at Christ Church, Oxford, had two minute hands.
47.
Measuring time became much more accurate, but most clockmakers kept building lantern clocks without minute hands : this maybe just a matter of tradition.
48.
Corkscrew Swamp is actually a vast, shallow river _ the Imperial River _ that moves with the speed and relentlessness of a minute hand.
49.
The concentric minute hand was added to the clock by Daniel Quare, a London clockmaker and others, and the second hand was first introduced.
50.
It is famous for the functions of its hands are mixed up : the hour hand shows the minutes and minute hand shows the hours!
