Sentence examples for does tick off from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Crittenden does tick off reasons he thinks the Citigroup structure works.

Well, it's not Godzillian, but it does tick off some readers, and that is worth pausing to think about.

The series does tick off the social and historical bullet points: Vietnam and the antiwar movement, black power, drugs, even the Sunset Strip curfew riots, which form the background of an early scene.

"It does tick you off," he said.

Sometimes, things would just tick him off, and when they did tick him off, he wasn't quiet about it".

Not only does it tick off the general population, but it delivers a 30-day ban, followed by a permaban.

In a small break between the frenzy of Selection Sunday (men) and Selection Monday night (women), we pause to ask: what on earth did Kansas (its men's team, anyway) do to tick off the N.C.A.A. tournament selection committee members?

The last thing I do is tick off my list and look at the one for the next day.

Among its charms was a patented timing system that didn't tick off seconds butused its internal heating mechanism to gauge the bread and produce a consistent shade of brown.

Connie Schultz, whose fair-minded book review for the Washington Post, published on March 1st, was nonetheless accompanied by the inflammatory headline "The Elitist's Guide for Working Women," acknowledged that Sandberg is "bubbling with contradictions": "Stand up for yourself, but don't tick off the boss.

Rule number one for defense contractors: Don't tick off the U.S. government.