How To Use Tick off In A Sentence
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It's difficult to tick off in a phrase.
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He held his pencil ready to tick off the point on his list.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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Either way, he rose first to tick off Andy Kerr on the Labour front bench for referring to the First Minister as a "numpty", and then to Alex Salmond himself for calling Iain Gray, the Labour leader, a "sap.
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He held his pencil ready to tick off the point on his list.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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She watched the plastic hands tick off each second.
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tick off the items
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Still have tick off Gorgon euryale to reach to having sweet -and-sour kind thing, you are preparing a bowl of boiled water aside, filter oil first, or it is preparative napkin, suck oil.
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You know, 70 years is a long time to tick off, but being here today you feel that the wairua [spirit] is still the same.
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She picked up a napkin and wiped the lipstick off his face.
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I reached up, laughing a little, and wiped a smudge of my pale pink lipstick off his face.
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I just love it when one cult uses an argument from authority to tick off some spruiker carny caller from another, outside the big tent.
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And I tick off the 28 art nouveau buildings that form an engaging architectural trail around the town centre.
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Or tick off two trends at once with a pair of stripey dungarees.
The Sun
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Some say it's something to tick off their bucket list.
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It was as if he were watching the scoreboard clock tick off the final days of his career.
NOBODY'S BABY BUT MINE
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I am generally a rational person, and could tick off many a reason why dashing my body against a rock club's begrimed floor isn't a good idea.
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She wiped her lipstick off with a tissue.
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The rest of the cruise continued to tick off fabulous Greek islands.
The Sun
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Some say it's something to tick off their bucket list.
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The rest of the cruise continued to tick off fabulous Greek islands.
The Sun
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He wants to wipe her lipstick off his face and reaches for a handkerchief in his breast pocket.
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I watched the clock tick off the seconds, and finally click over into place.
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It was as if he were watching the scoreboard clock tick off the final days of his career.
NOBODY'S BABY BUT MINE
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Just a quick snorkel should be enough to tick off this playful fish, which loves shallow lagoons and sheltered reefs.
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