Sentence examples for tick out from inspiring English sources

Put your ear there and you'll hear me tick out the time.

As the machines tick out repetitive parts, the singer provides unpredictability and passion, a personality that listeners can identify with.

In the back gallery, three metronomes tick out separate rhythms, and a wall text reads, "The Whole World + The Work = The Whole World".

All items are presented in Table 2. *participants could tick out more than one items #Items repeated in questionnaire two but not presented in Table 3 The second questionnaire should be completed at subsequent logons.

You want to cover the tick with the soap (the soap will draw the tick out).

Be sure to dig the entire head of the tick out as well, because the tick may still survive.

The different clocks ticked out of time.

As the clock ticked out on the Illinois governor's last days in office, he made a series of dramatic announcements that emptied his state's death row.

As the clock ticked out on the Commonwealth Games netball bronze medal match on Sunday, the sound of Bob Marley's "One Love" came booming over the public address system and the Jamaican netball squad – substitutes and all – needed no second invitation to get together and feel all right as they rushed on court to enjoy a celebratory huddle.

Unfortunately that same 50% is still ticked out by what we do in bed, but don't be blaming that on lesbian moms.

Men with brooms, like lost souls, were plodding up and down the Corridor of Time - an exciting dream-like construction with great pendulums swinging overhead, ticking out the debatable story of the ascent of man.