Sentence examples for his tick from inspiring English sources
(In fact, several technology-licensing experts have told Squire that his tick robot can't possibly work, because if it did somebody would have already invented it).
"Statements like his tick me off, but when you win all those championships, you can say what you want, I guess".
I've been the bobby, looking for his "tick" with the sarge, filling in the spaces with a dodgy biro in the rain while the "subject" mumbles his middle name.
These are also the symptoms of Lyme disease, but Mr. Ziegler did not test positive for the Lyme disease antibodies, and his tick did not have the spirochete bacteria that causes the disease.
Given the general understanding that the symbol was a sign of endorsement from the company, his tick has caused a large backlash.
All children and, above all, Captain Hook, will be suitably terrified when they hear his tick-tock coming.
The term hails from colonial Africa, where the quintet in question (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo), were supposedly the hunter's most dangerous adversaries and so topped his tick-list for trophies.
Somewhere he feels his ticking heart, an engine trying to start.
A predominance of young women attests to his ticking the "hopeless romantic" box - actually, not so much ticking it as drawing a huge indelible X.
After watching Mr. Frears ply his refined skills in mainstream studio fare, it's enthralling to see him employ that jazziness to spark his ticking impatience with injustice".
He calls his ticking, clicking, and pulsing creation "an experimental raw data visualization".
