Sentence examples for tick on a from inspiring English sources
As the weeks tick on, a list of books forms in your mind, one to which you grow unreasonably attached.
Many employers will have a box to tick on a job application relating to criminal record.
Please tick on a box on the scale, where the value 0 means: 'unwilling to take risks' and the value 10 means: 'fully prepared to take risks'".
Local papers know what makes their readers tick on a much deeper level.
Local papers know what make their readers tick on a much deeper level.
What I found in researching this piece, is that large, ostentatious perks aren't what make companies tick on a daily basis.
Racetrack life ticked on under a warm sun.
Serial killer at large Mystery of the vanishing oil money As Iraq's clock ticks on In a Trojan horse Political cleansing ReprintsMany of them have no alternative.
My identification is just a box I tick on an Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form.
On Friday, the senior Marine Corps general with troops at Falluja made clear that the clock was ticking on a settlement in Falluja short of armed intervention.
And what generally happens is that they return with an overpriced item from a fast food outlet, and meanwhile the scoreboard has ticked on a few notches.
