Sentence examples for tictac from inspiring English sources

John Ramsey, a toxicologist who runs the commercial drugs database, TicTac, says: "Most people who die on the club scene die from taking perfectly normal MDMA tablets.

The bacterium is oval in shape, resembling a TicTac, and has a thick, sugar-filled outer coat, which makes it difficult for white blood cells to engulf and destroy it.

Roksanda Ilincic, whose catwalk is always a weathervane for colour trends because of her unerring knowledge of what looks most modern, also went for pastel combinations: orange and mint, lime and lemon, in acid-bright TicTac shades.

(He describes his favorite hue, introduced in 1959 and retired in 1965, as "the same color as spearmint TicTac candies or John Deere tractors").

Toxicologist Dr John Ramsey, head of the Tictac Communications drugs database at St George's medical school, London, said he had had about 50 recent requests to analyse adulterated heroin.