Sentence examples for ticked with from inspiring English sources

Early this year one great big why-haven't-we-seen-that-before box was ticked with the arrival of Spear, the world's first Indigenous Australian dance movie.

Admittedly, some of the screen's manliest actors have ticked with transvestite turns, including Cary Grant (I Was A Male War Bride), Michael Caine (Dressed to Kill), Arnold Schwarzenegger (Junior) and Robert De Niro (Stardust).

Patterned coats include shaded silver and black (smoke); silver, brown, blue, or red with darker markings (tabby); white finely ticked with black (chinchilla); cream, red, and black (tortoiseshell); calico, or tortoiseshell and white; blue-gray and cream intermingled (blue cream); and bicoloured.

It's another box ticked with the 12 rounds under the belt".

But Cilic cracked a cross-court forehand winner to 40-15 and then hit a lightning-bolt 130-mph serve that Nishikori just ticked with his racket.

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

The clock is ticking, with 31 days before the opening round.

The clock is ticking, with both sides committed to achieving a comprehensive deal by 20 July.

But the clock is ticking, with Latrell Sprewell eligible to be removed from the injured list.

In an important way, a new moral clock starts ticking with every human life.

I live in Kabul, where most of my friends tick with the same emotional clockwork.