Sentence examples for ticked into from inspiring English sources

Substitute Lloyd Dyer won a breathtaking game as the clock ticked into injury time.

The joints seemed in need of lubrication; heads ticked into position rather than turned.

But then Mr Watson spotted it, just as the clock ticked into its last minute.

As the clock ticked into the red, Wasps led the holders and three-times champions Toulon 11-8.

— The clock reached midnight as Sunday ticked into Monday, and someone yelled, "It's go time!" Football season could officially begin.

As the inaugural match of Major League Soccer ticked into its final 10 minutes, Eric Wynalda was concerned.

His contract is ticking into its final months and there is considerable interest from Liverpool.

Gignac scuffed his shot against a post, almost in slow motion, with the clock ticking into stoppage time.

Cameron has already been appointed prime minister and the new government is starting to tick into action.

Of course, two weeks is a long time in tennis, and that was just a three-set match - a similarly brutal encounter on the clay at Roland Garros could well tick into the five hour mark (let's hope not for the sake of your game-by-gamers poor fingers) and hand Djokovic's rivals a glimmer of hope.

The party may not be over on Wall Street as stocks continue to tick into record territory.