Sentence examples for That tick from inspiring English sources

Don't flush that tick down the toilet.

There's an increasing number of eclectic domiciles that tick the glamping box.

Ahead of the race, Mr. Mille discussed his passion for mechanical marvels that tick and roar.

Either it's self-indulgent amateur dramatics or worthy projects that tick the right social-issues boxes.

However, there is a handful of luxury wilderness lodges that tick the boutique bolthole boxes.

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School leaders are now terrified the same will happen to them despite Ofsted shouting until hoarse that tick-boxes aren't needed.

For those who remember television's "Early Show" or "Late Show," it was an Anderson number, "The Syncopated Clock" that tick-tocked away, summoning viewers to the movie about to start.

In "Conditional Sentences," choreographer Joshua Beamish nicely jostled with La Whelan, now clad in red top and cool stovepipe trousers, in a gesture-studded work that tick-tock'ed to the metronome beat of J.S. Bach.

Earlier work [37] had shown, using a guinea pig model of tick-immunity, that tick-immunity thwarts Borrelia transmission to the vertebrate host.

Nazario et al's [37] observation suggested that tick-immunity may impair pathogen transmission by additionally targeting tick proteins critical perhaps for Borrelia growth in the ticks and its migration to the salivary glands for transmission.