Meanings of turning the clock in English

And for all Wylie's efforts, there's no turning the clock back.

Finally, it copies the already unoriginal idea of turning the clock-faced Nano into a wristwatch.

At any rate, there is no question of turning the clock back, as some reactionaries might wish.

Of course there's no turning the clock back now the Tour directors have made the decision for them.

In his closing statement, the Liberal Democrat leader accused Mr Farage of " turning the clock back".

None were talking about turning the clock back or trying to put the genie back in the bottle.

Yvette Cooper said in a statement that women-only carriages would be " turning the clock back, not tackling the problem".

Well, if a man must dream, let him dream thus, vividly, turning the clock back to maids unbelievably quaint and winsome in old brocade.

But the idea of turning the clock back more than four decades is an anathema to many in Netanyahu's conservative coalition, which includes pro-settler parties.

Turning the clock back to January 2017 would be a big improvement.