Sentence examples for ticking at from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The clock is ticking at Liverpool.

The patent clock starts ticking at discovery, so faster trials mean a larger return on investment.

The clock is winding down — oh, wait, the clock isn't ticking at all.

In fact, there are lots of clocks, all ticking at different speeds".

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 — The clock on the remainder of the Mets' season started ticking at precisely 10 21 p.m. Thursday.

In Jerusalem, the clocks are ticking — and, as a senior government official put it, "all of them are now ticking at a higher speed".

Snow ticked at the windows, the fire sparked and settled.

"There are so many boxes you have to tick at competitions.

It takes the tick at least thirty-six hours to transmit borrelia.

Clocks in relative motion to each other tick at different rates.

If it does not tick at least one of these boxes, think long and hard about posting something that does.