Sentence examples for tick with a from inspiring English sources

Seen in that perspective, every object in the show seems to tick with a volatile history.

After all this time, QI also still has the power to tick, with a flourish, at least two of Lord Reith's dusty old boxes: entertaining and informing by the barrow-load.

Note photo 1 which shows a nymph lone star tick with a ball point pen tip, and photo 2, which compares the nymph of the deer tick (on the left, with missing mouthparts) with the nymph of the lone star tick (on the right).

We find out what makes Bristol and the West tick with a day of live reporting from across the area.

Whether your teacher made a difficult concept click, a formula stick, or your heart tick with a new passion, there's no denying teachers' essential role in a functioning and enterprising society.

However, recent progress in molecular and cellular biology has revealed yet another class of oscillators, called ultradian oscillators, which tick with a much shorter periodicity than 24 h, typically ranging from 2 to 4 h in mammalian cells.

Hales keeps things ticking with a nudge off his pads for one.

The store has an Alice in Wonderland feel to it, with rows of colorful candylike gemstones, graphic toy-inspired pieces, moving and ticking with an energy all their own.

There is also a lack of more recent published studies that examine the winter tick with regards to a changing climate.

The minutes tick by, with a small frisson of anxiety building.

And separate from the accomplishments to tick off with a decisive Sharpie checkmark, I was overwhelmed to realize that I am happy.