Sentence examples for when ticking from inspiring English sources

When ticking off the benefits of physical activity, few of us would include intracellular housecleaning.

One great advantage for Britain's non-doms is that, when ticking the box on their tax form, they are not required to disclose the existence of any Swiss accounts, though any income brought into Britain does become liable to domestic tax.

But MacFarlane did not read Bigelow, Affleck or Hooper's names when ticking off those nominated for Best Director.

When shoppers were in a pleasant-but-not-so-serene state (the somewhat preoccupied mode we're in after work or when ticking items off a to-do list), they had a realistic sense of what things were worth.

The items made no reference to the length of the period to be taken into consideration when ticking the questionnaire, and for those more easily subject to the variable demands of those higher in the hospital hierarchy, work must be expected to be appear more variable.

When tick saliva perforates human skin, some people's immune systems treat the sugar as a foreign antigen, producing an extraordinary reaction to red meat.

Darling was given a personal taste of the austere climate when ticked off by a waiter for ordering a second bottle of wine during a meal with his wife, Maggie, and another couple.

When tick cohorts do not overlap (i.e. larvae and nymphs do not cofeed), this region of the parameter space can lead to zero prevalence (Fig. 5B).

When tick identification services are offered, the identification data can show where disease vectors are found.

This period corresponds to the preparatory feeding phase when tick attaches onto host skin and creates its feeding lesion [ 2].

Larger numbers of ticks feeding on male lizards are associated with higher male activity in spring months, when tick activity peaks as well.