1. day
   week
2. hour
   month

The phrase is "a month of Sundays." It means a long time.

1. others
   game
2. clock
   pack

The phrase is "racing against the clock." This means that you have very little time to get something done.

1. time
   day
2. clock
   night

The phrase is "around the clock." This refers to a 24-hour time span.

1. answers
   clothes
2. time
   money

The phrase is "pressed for time." It means that you have no time to waste.

1. goal
   pace
2. stretch
   gate

The phrase is "at a stretch." It means to do something consistently without taking a break.

1. tail
   nose
2. hair
   foot

The phrase is "half a shake of a lamb's tail." This means that something happens quickly.

1. day
   ball
2. times
   date

The phrase is "behind the times." It refers to something or someone that is old fashioned.

1. now
   never
2. then
   tomorrow

The phrase is "Better late than never." It means better late than not at all.

1. top
   cow
2. bridge
   time

The phrase is "big time." It means that something is really successful or really famous.

1. day
   night
2. both a and b
   neither a nor b

The phrase is often said either way, depending on the time of day. It means you're done.

1. day
   night
2. towel
   race

The phrase is "carry the day." This typically refers to a hard-won success.

1. face
   house
2. room
   clock

The phrase is "clean your clock." Someone who has had his or her clock cleaned has usually been beaten at something.

1. time
   top
2. age
   tune

The expression is "come of age." This is used to indicate that someone or something has reached maturity.

1. clock
   abs
2. cereal
   time

The phrase is "crunch time." It means that something has come down to the wire.

1. sun
   night
2. rain
   cloud

The phrase is "day in the sun." Someone who has his or her "day in the sun" is shining and appreciated.

1. less
   numbered
2. more
   dark

The expression is "days are numbered." This means that something, or someone, is coming to an end.

1. well
   off
2. time
   bad

The expression is "doing time." This refers to being in prison.

1. buy
   steal
2. wind
   con

The expression is "don't know whether to wind a watch or bark at the moon." This phrase indicates that you are unsure or confused about what to do next.

1. day
   night
2. minute
   hour

The phrase is "eleventh hour." It means at the last minute.

1. vase
   car
2. clock
   glass

The phrase is "Even a broken clock is right twice a day." It means that everyone is bound to get lucky occasionally.

1. gone
   here
2. famine
   there

The expression is "feast today, famine tomorrow." It means that you need to be frugal today or you might starve tomorrow.

1. time
   drink
2. shadow
   somewhere

The expression is "five o'clock shadow." This refers to the day's worth of facial hair growth on men.

1. night
   time
2. day
   oath

The phrase is "given the day that's in it." This refers to something that should be expected under the circumstances.

1. there
   here
2. gone
   hair

The expression is "Here today, gone tomorrow." This means that good things don't last.

1. dark
   long
2. sunny
   there

The phrase is "honest as the day is long." This means someone is very honest.

1. fancy
   need
2. time
   note

The phrase is "hour of need." This means that someone needs something quite badly.

1. tomorrow
   there
2. bright
   last

The phrase is "I may have been born at night, but not last night." It means that the speaker is not a fool.

1. past
   day
2. class
   nick

The expression is "just in the nick of time." It means to get something done at the very last second.

1. clockwork
   timing
2. days
   nights

The expression is "like clockwork." This means that something happens regularly, on a specific schedule.

1. today
   time
2. tomorrow
   forest

The phrase is "like there's no tomorrow." Someone who does something like this does it with no regard for the future.

1. hear
   see
2. both a and b
   neither a nor b

This phrase can go either way. You're either expressing that you haven't heard from someone in a while or seen them in a while.

1. day
   night
2. time
   minute

The expression is "mile a minute." It means very fast.

1. past
   corner
2. present
   future

The expression is "no time like the present." This means the best time to do something is now.

1. run
   try
2. go
   lose

The phrase is "no time to lose." This means that there is not a moment to waste.

1. watch
   time
2. day
   date

The expression is "on your watch." It means that something is your responsibility.