Sentence examples for was ticked from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a clicking noise similar to the movement of the hands in an analog clock.
"And I'll admit, she was ticked," Mr. Cruz said.
Even Pacquiao was ticked off with Mosley's lame performance.
The handbag trend was ticked off with bucket bags.
"When I found out what really happened, I was ticked off," Janet said.
"I was ticked about the door, but that's a payment well worth it," Jones said.
During the snow last winter, he was ticked off for sledging downhill with Ivy too fast.
"Of course he was upset initially; I was ticked off initially," Jefferson said.
"I was ticked," is the closest approximation to what he really said later.
When young Matt was ticked off at school for staring out of the window, Carlsson-Paige thed teachercher off.
"I was ticked off and frustrated," said Koch, who has three victories and two saves in the last five games.
"It was short-lived because, in the end, everyone was [ticked] off because the patties ended up changing and was not what the customers expected".
