Sentence examples for ticking from from inspiring English sources

I can hear the biological clock ticking from here!

When Dearth snapped the ball, the clock was ticking from one second to zero.

Bleeding from both ears, he stuffed them with cotton ticking from the lining of a jacket.

In effect, the clock doesn't start ticking from when you park your car, but from the first time they come by and spot your car".

This included a question on whether they commonly gave 'other advice and/or recommendations to the client' and to indicate in which areas, ticking from a list (for example, diet, points/meridians to work on at home, exercises, lifestyle habits and posture/how to use your body).

(I didn't take this precaution and ended up having to extricate a tick from my thigh).

Writing a good story is not the same thing as writing to get ticks from an English teacher.

These "sinners" are not going to endure joblessness and cuts for a tick from the German headmistress.

A superstar again watched the final ticks from the bench as confusion rather than cohesion marked a deflating loss.

We further denote the ticks from the by microticks and that from the by ticks.

Real Tick, from Townsend Analytics, is the industry standard.