Sentence examples for tick at the from inspiring English sources
Get to know what makes the city tick at the Senator John Heinz History Center (1212 Smallman Street; 412-454-6000; whichghhistory.org), whichroniclesles the city's past and present glories from United States Steel to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The other two currencies count the smallest tick at the fourth decimal place.
US Dollar/Japanese Yen count the smallest tick at the second decimal place.
There is already a way of searching on Google Scholar for patent-related articles (a small box you tick at the bottom of the main search window).
In 1 questing I. ricinus tick at the nymphal stage, we detected a groEL sequence (KF031399) identical to a sequence isolated from humans with human granulocytic anaplasmosis in Europe (AF033101).
We first meet the Tick at the bus station where he has lived his entire superheroic life, fighting perils like a balky coffee machine.
Snow ticked at the windows, the fire sparked and settled.
Without missing a beat, he said that it was probably still ticking at the bottom of the tank.
But all through dinner the flyer sat ticking at the bottom of her bag like a bomb about to go off.
"I'm ticked, at the world, at myself," he said after failing to take advantage of several openings, even after the first set.
Since the silent mutations accumulate in a random but steady fashion, they serve as a molecular clock, one that started ticking at the time of the last sweep of the MC1R gene through the ancestral human population.
