Sentence examples similar to tick the start from inspiring English sources

But that turned out to be the nearest this contest got to a Scottish gain as Warriors eventually rallied and started to tick the right boxes.

I could go on, but they are all overshadowed by global climate change the environmental time bomb that began ticking with the start of the Industrial Age.

As the seconds ticked towards the start of our coverage of Sunday's British Grand Prix, Charlie Cox and I looked from our vantage point on the British Racing Drivers Clubbalconyny to see the entire Woodcote grandstand rising to its feet.

A tick indicates the start position of a predicted nine-mer epitope.

The tenor of the talks softened as the clocked ticked toward the start of the summer.

As the clock ticks towards the start time of 12.45pm, there's no sign.

And it will set up an off-season of maneuvering around negotiating tables and in courtrooms as the clock ticks toward the start of the season.

With the clock ticking toward the start of training camps at the end of the month, Pash, perhaps applying more pressure, indicated that the Hall of Fame Game, scheduled for Aug. 7, is in peril.

The N.F.L. did not expect success with the district court, but if it does not get a stay with the Court of Appeals and is forced to resume normal operations as it pursues its appeal, frustration is likely to continue to grow among owners as repeated court rulings embolden players with the clock ticking toward the start of the season.

Known for his $300-per-hour housecalls, the meter starts ticking the moment Mr. Dibra sets out for the Hamptons.

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