Sentence examples for ticking it from inspiring English sources

Martin begins by creating a Tibetan temple sound with his teaset, ticking it with percussion brushes or rubbing edges together.

"There was a sense that the clock was ticking: it was now or never," Alison surmises, with over 40 years' hindsight.

Pointing out that "the clock is ticking," it declared, "We are focussing on what's really going to matter over the next few months: fundraising, travel, staffing, timetables for decision-making, and setting up the necessary bank accounts".

Though Horowitz recently stated that Google+ is still ticking, it's barely on life support at this point.

Once the clock starts ticking, it doesn't stop until you're done.

Let them enjoy the energy of completion when they experience the pleasure of ticking it off their list.

The Senate needs to tick it off later this year.

Having ticked it off our list, we hurried back down the valley to resume our circuit.

A lot of people will have come to tick it off their list.

"All you need to do is just look for Sadiq Khan, Labour Party, and just tick it," he says.

I decided I had ticked it off the list; I didn't ever have to do that again.