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• I watched the clock tick off the seconds, and finally click over into place.
• He argues as if a tick of the clock, viz. the arrival of the Middle Ages, could cause the widespread destruction which India suffered.
• Participants were asked to explain why they had never used the Internet via a basic tick box.
• the comforting tick of the grandfather clock
• Firstly, a tick is any movement, up or down, however small, in the price of a security.
• I'll be with you in a tick
• Then it's in or out, a tick or a cross, Mr or Ms Right or Mr / Ms No Thank You Very Much.
• Any tick up in interest rates spells relief for income-starved investors who have their nest eggs locked up in certificates of deposit.
• he was shown up in court for the little tick that he was
• After this morning's 2-point surge on the release, the bond market closed the day down a tick .
• The paper then comes back with a tick or a cross on it and nothing more!
• It usually takes eight to 48 hours for a tick to transmit diseases after it's dug in.
• please tick below to show your answers
• Those stopped in the street and asked if they are ‘minded to make a big purchase’ will continue to tick the box marked ‘no’.
• hang on a tick
• I watched the hands on the watch tick my life away .
• I have a tick with a question mark next to paragraph 93, and paragraph 94 just does not follow on the facts.
• She'd hidden a straw tick in the shed, and a crock of chilled butter for her welts.
• Instead, her eyes stayed open, staring into the dark, and she watched the luminescent numbers on her clock tick slowly by.
• Do a tick check every few hours or more often if in heavily infested areas.
• If any running column total exceeds 11, subtract 11 and put a tick mark in that column.
• The use of the hyphen to divide words at the ends of lines of text dates from the 14c, and evolved from a marginal tick or check mark used to show that the final word of a line was not complete.
• I shan't be a tick
• tick the appropriate boxes
• Each feature description also included a screenshot and a tick mark indicating whether it made significant use of graphics or not.
• The tick attaches itself to the skin of the host and sucks its blood.
• But if the economic numbers in mid-October go up even a tick , it could be a close-run thing.
• Symptoms usually appear within a week of infection but may develop up to 30 days after the tick bite.
• Watching the clock on the wall tick seconds away , Cole realized that something was wrong about what she'd found yesterday.
• The original entry on the record read ‘IV Anti-D’, followed by a tick .
• Each tick mark indicates that a nucleotide within the strain differs from the consensus sequence.
• the printer agreed to send the brochures out on tick
• We passed through that room and into he next where a straw tick was laid on the wooden floor.
• He slid out of bed into the darkness and picked up his cellphone, watching the numbers on the clock tick .
• This blog started out a long time ago when what I concentrated on was the daily droplets; the tick of the clock, the squeak of the mouse, etc.
• If the quick dose of bullishness is sustained longer than anticipated, you can raise your sell order every day to stay within a tick of the latest low.
• No, but, I mean, hang on a tick , it's how well a film can convince you of that.
• It was regular, a beat; not quite a tap, more of a tick .
• She so loves the heartbeat of a clock: the tick , the pause, the lock.
• to put a tick against sth
• It takes 24 hours for a tick to transmit Lyme disease, so rapid removal is important.
• ‘Those who consider themselves British, but have Irish roots, can still tick the Irish box’.
• Those who cannot make their own fame will feed off the fame of others like a tick sucking the blood out of a dog.
• I clambered into the straw tick ungracefully and flopped down, clothes and all.
• I sunk lower in my seat and watched the clock tick .
• The obnoxious tick of the clock clicked annoyingly over the thunder itself.
• Each tick of the clock was accompanied by the amplified sound of a human heartbeat.
• She watched the plastic hands tick off each second.
• The tick up in non-performing loans in the last half year was modest - more modest, indeed, than it has been for some of Anglo's critics.
• The chromosome maps are given below the images, with black tick marks indicating the position of markers.
• They sat silently for a few minutes, the tick of the clock on the mantle and crackling of the fire in the fireplace now very loud in the silence.
• Their price moves almost tick for tick with the index.
• By extension, some might put a tick mark in the loss column for Rosenhaus.
• Let's see if this fourth installment continues the up tick .
• Women no longer fear the tick of the biological clock, as medical technology has proved that those with the money can pay to have it turned back.
• to buy sth on tick
• Leveling off at 16,000, I turned on the dumps and watched the fuel gauge tick down.
• The tick marks on the x-axes represent genetic markers.
• They reach for the money, which is very close to where Huck is standing, and move it to the straw tick under the feather bed.
• At this time of night, the tick of the clock synchronises itself with my heartbeat.
• just tick the appropriate box below
• And only a small percentage of people who are bitten by a deer tick get Lyme disease.
• I think I had watched the clock tick for 4 hours when it claimed only ten minutes had go by.