Sentence examples for ticking as from inspiring English sources

The heart, however, is ticking as well as ever.

Thanks to accumulated interest, which began ticking as soon as he signed the papers, his total debt has now ballooned to about $50,000.

Once fighting for its spot in a crowded landscape, the series is now a lone wolf when it comes to major singing competitions, and its clock is ticking as well.

In every other democracy I am aware of, the statute-of-limitations clock stops ticking as soon as judicial action begins, which means that a defendant cannot avoid conviction through legal pettifogging and stalling tactics.

Remember: The clock starts ticking as soon as you start talking about your invention!

If that is the case, then the 60-day clock starts ticking as soon as the President tweets.

Permethrin is a stronger chemical that kills ticks as well as repels them.

Each tick on the vertical axis is 2 percent, which makes each tick as large as some recessions.

This project focused in part on lone star ticks as well as deer ticks, using field research rather than laboratory research.

Ticks prefer mice because they are poor groomers, but various mammals are fair game for ticks as well.

Great teams, great companies, great organizations of all kinds are as much about character as credentials, about what makes people tick as much as what they know.