Sentence examples for ticking in from inspiring English sources

Time is ticking in the redzone.

You can hear ticking in clockless rooms here.

You can almost hear the clock ticking in Davis's head.

That clock started ticking in September, not last week.

Which makes sense, because the Doomsday Clock is ticking in the background of Washburn.

A clock ticking in the hall is like his own pulse urging him on.

The device kept his heart ticking in good order for another 18 years.

The clock is always ticking in Andrew Sean Greer's "Impossible Lives of Greta Wells".

The reader gulps at the thought of unexploded self-incriminations ticking in servers around the world.

("I like to hear a clock ticking in my pictures," Ms. Turbeville once said).

In subsequent studies, the trait that this group defined as 'ticking' in English Springer Spaniels and Dalmatians also mapped to nearby regions.