Sentence examples for tick the day from inspiring English sources

In addition to the standard options (one and two day, et al), most two-day delivery items will also come with the option to tick the day of the week you want them to show up at your front door.

"The clock started ticking the day the ship was delivered," said Jessica Estrada, the on-board sales manager.

Should dramas like Downton only tick the box of Sunday evening "Horlicks TV", the comfortable, safe programming that challenges no-one?

And that state heightens your understanding, as the hours and minutes tick through the day, that you're abstaining from food because of the love of God and your focus on your spiritual self.

Collections define an institution, give it shape and personality, make it tick, day by day, year by year.

He rang it again, shifting in his Keds, anxious, time ticking away, the day and the prospect of seventh grade rapidly spoiling with him in the sun.

The fate of Cyprus hung in the balance as the clock ticked towards the Monday deadline set by the European Central Bank.

1356 - Eng 360-8: TV have focussed on a couple whose picnic ticks all the Saturday at Lord's boxes.

The clients were asked to tick each day on the calendar they completed the exercises and to keep this until their six month follow up visit.

Although O. hermsi ticks are nocturnal and typically feed at night, persons who disturb materials infested with these ticks during the day might be bitten and become infected.

Patients were asked to keep a log book of these independent practice sessions, recording the time of day and ticking the activities included on the audio instructions.