How hands go, having drunk chocolate in break (6,3,5)
I believe the answer is:
around the clock
'how hands go' is the definition.
(hands go around a clock)
'drunk chocolate in break' is the wordplay.
'in break' indicates anagramming the letters (letters break or get damaged).
'drunk'+'chocolate'='drunkchocolate'
'drunkchocolate' is an anagram of 'AROUND-THE-CLOCK'.
'having' acts as a link.
(Other definitions for around the clock that I've seen before include "night and day" , "Some golfers play" , "continuously" , "without pause" , "Constantly" .)