Sentence examples for tick away from from inspiring English sources

"Ravi is a tick away from averaging 50 in Test cricket," points out Gary Naylor.

The best approach, they say, is to use steady pressure with tweezers to draw the tick away from the skin until it pulls free.

Mr. Edwards described his views on trade as "a tick away" from those of the Democratic Leadership Council, a moderate group that has been a champion of free trade, and of former President Bill Clinton, who signed Nafta in 1993.

"Now the time can't tick away".

The clock continued to tick away, but Palmer was relentless.

Time is ticking away for Algeria now.

No stately grandfather clocks tick away in his anteroom.

Time will tick away while you do these things.

Click the "cumulative" setting, and Notworking will start ticking away the minutes from where it left off the last time you ran the program.

In Kansas's Third Congressional District, Nick Jordan, a Republican, has a "Dennis Moore's Vacation From Energy Solutions Clock" ticking away at the top of his Web site, referring to the Democratic incumbent there.

The question now, days ticking away, is what can be salvaged from the wreck.