Sentence examples for tick tock to from inspiring English sources
Politicians, too, gravitated to its crowds — Gov. Jon S. Corzine came to the Tick Tock to sell his austerity budget in 2008; Chelsea Clinton came to campaign for her mother that same year.
The researchers hypothesized that telling people "bad things will happen to you" (tick, tock, a train will run you over) when they believe their world is just is tantamount to saying that they themselves are bad (since bad things happen to bad people).
It's worth noting that they are also given to intoning, "Tick tock, tick tock; it's broken and it can't be fixed".
"When a bomb — tick tock tick tock tick tock — is about to explode in an hour or two, and will maybe kill 200 or 300 civilians, that's when [torture] is useful to make somebody talk," Le Pen said on camera.
"Tick tock, tick tock," chanted thousands as they occupied the broad avenues of central Madrid, counting down to a year packed with municipal, regional and general elections.
Before it was tick tock, tick tock.
And sure enough: tick tock, boom.
"TICK tock tick tock", tweeted Anonymous Africa, a group of computer hackers, on June 14th.
No wonder Ukraine's Maria Yaremchuk sang "Tick-tock, can you hear me go tick tock?".
Put it on the curb... tick tock... gone.
