round-the-clock

The attorney general at the time, Merrick Garland, had ordered round-the-clock security at justices’ homes in light of the leaked draft opinion.

However, she was told community treatment was not available and she would need to be admitted to Schoen Clinic York for round-the-clock specialist care.

Glenn has used questions to prompt immediate executive action, such as the removal of the White House Peace Vigil tarp — a round-the-clock protest for global disarmament that stood in Lafayette Square since 1981.

Among the achievements of the round-the-clock unit have been finding a £10,000 stolen watch and a suspect trying to hide from them in a bin.

Had he just returned from his round-the-clock job with the Oakland Raiders, or was he supposed to be on his way back?