As we ticked off the Bonds we'd seen, his appetite only increased.
To investigate whether this is true of rickettsial agents as well, we characterized tick infestation and gathered ticks from 13,260 migratory passerine birds in Sweden.
It's as simple as ticking the wrong box on a form.
"You might as well tick the winning boxes first".
Because at the moment, rational, liberal thought still seems to say, "Look, we're totally fine if you're gay, but can you just be 100 per cent gay and tell everyone you're gay and your straight days are over, or at least openly identify as bisexual, so we can tick a box mentally in so much as 'what you are'.
"As the hours tick by, we're getting more and more excited," Brian Banks, a 33-year-old middle-school special-education teacher from Albany, said on Friday after going to City Hall there to fill out paperwork.
Call me an optimist, but it seems to me that the inverse is vastly more likely — that as the years tick by, we will collectively begin to understand that once a society achieves a certain level of wealth, community becomes much more important than industry.
"Tick-tock goes the clock – as it ticks down we get closer to leaving, and when we leave we have taken back control, we are in charge," Rees-Mogg told his audience.
Domestic ruminants act more as tick transporters than as a reservoir.
As the weeks ticked away, we admitted that those closed adoptions we'd frowned upon were starting to look pretty good.
