Sentence examples for clicking at from inspiring English sources
"The interest is phenomenal," he said, clicking at his popular PowerPoint presentation.
Pundits have denounced the gamelike quality of pointing and clicking at online profiles.
"It's been up and down, but somehow we're clicking at the right time".
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Dozens of photographers squatted in the well between the lawmakers and the witness table, their shutters clicking at every gesture.
The banks of turnstiles around English football's £900m new home were meant to start clicking at 11am sharp.
"Obviously, we're a much better team when we have everyone clicking at the same time," James said.
"I've always been confident in my own ability, but it wasn't clicking at the time," Beasley said.
Reduced to the level of individual users tapping and clicking at screens, we seem all too fragile: antiquated devices ripe for displacement.
Others considered the legislation an infringement on individual rights to privacy through mouse-clicking at home.
The Wellesley-educated suburbanite Hillary Clinton also did some spur-clicking at the start of her presidential run, telling hosts of "The View" that "we can't be patsies" when dealing with China, and proclaiming in town-hall meetings that when attacked, "you have to deck your opponent".
