Sentence examples for tick past from inspiring English sources
verb
To continue over time.
- The years just continue to tick past.
As the minutes tick past at the overstretched unit, their slots get pushed back later and later.
6.35am GMT 69th over Australia 157-7 (Haddin 39 Harris 4) Nope it looks like we're carrying on as I tick past the 24-hours-awake point.
ALBANY — Night after night, Tom O'Clair watched the clock tick past midnight in the halls of the Capitol.
Posters around Beirut demanding The Truth are beginning to look tattered, even as electronic counters tick past 500 days since Hariri's death.
Gay couples are able legally to tie the knot from Saturday, with some planning to do so as soon as the clocks tick past midnight.
And on Thursday, the treasure of millennia finally ticked past the millennium mark.
What's making Cardiff tick today?
It may tick tomorrow's modern boxes but it flattens them down and squishes them into new shapes, too.
It's this mutual reinforcement due to agreement and conversation that carries sky origin proposition activations to near 1 by tick 1000.
Humans in Hokkaido are bitten most often by I. persulcatus ticks, and Lyme disease borrelia is transmitted to humans mainly through the bite of the adult tick (11 ).
