Different people tick in different ways.
Pardew stressed that defensive solidity had been "the only box to tick" in this match.
Fully understanding what makes such a country tick in a single story is futile.
Brody is an actor down to the tiniest tick in his cheek.
No one sees you walking with a tick tick in your dick.
Their hearts tick in time to the spattering pipelines and rain on hard-hats.
He doesn't instinctively understand what makes people tick in the NHS.
In fact, after-tax real wages fell a startling 12 percent below the trend line during the first two years of the recession (note that each tick in Chart 2 is twice as large as each tick in Chart 1).
And, writer Judith Warner explores what makes millenials tick in her story about "The Why-Worry Generation" and the recession.
However, we will extend the idea to refined clocks, where clocks do not generally tick in every instant, and store for each variable its clock.
But it also deals with devices and everything that makes the world tick in the 21st century.
