| If you want something of a play-by-play on what happened, he has a pretty good tick-tock on the specifics. |
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| The two neurones alternate in activity, like the steady tick-tock of a clock. |
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| You can feel it throbbing and it's this, like the tick-tock of a clock, that sends you back to sleep. |
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| The search for rhythmic patterns is so ingrained that given the persistent ticking of a clock we organise the beat into a pattern of tick-tock. |
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| It speaks of winter days sitting snug and cosy, the lamp lighting my page, toes gently toasting, and the quiet tick-tock of the clock. |
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| A fine piece of reporting lays out in tick-tock form how the program allowed itself to be taken in by the sloppy frauds. |
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| On Friday, we'll give you a tick-tock countdown on what's going to happen from Friday to Monday. |
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| They were concerned about having the ability to recreate a chronology, a tick-tock of what had happened. |
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| Just to give you a bit of a tick-tock here, the president is going to make his way through the crowd. |
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| The script at each stop was a tick-tock of his accomplishments sprinkled with sharp jabs at Republicans. |
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| The tick-tock of his misdeeds indicates that he shrewdly exploited his bosses' sympathy for his psychological problems. |
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| See the tick-tock for our entire three-day summit, from panel discussions to interviews and performances. |
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| A lesser composer might well have established an unvarying tick-tock to run throughout the movement. |
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| No matter what Poplavskaya was doing, it performed its duty: tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock. |
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| The most subtle will have acknowledged in the harmony of the bottom the lanscinant tick-tock of a clock built on the measure of the piece. |
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| The second movement opens with the tick-tock effect that earned the symphony its subtitle. |
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| Each day, he sits on the edge of his bed, head hung in a state of lonely tristesse while the mellifluous tick-tock of a grandfather clock marks time. |
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| Ben sat quietly, listening to the tick-tock of the grandfather clock. |
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| The tick-tock of the clock was amplified and I glanced at it as a reflex. |
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| Tapping accuracy was computed based on how closely their taps aligned in time to the tick-tock of the metronome. |
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| At Canaan's Edge is a tick-tock history of several different, interwoven stories as they evolved through these three years. |
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| A traditional tick-tock sound and flashing indicators allow students to easily keep music pace. |
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| We would wait and wait, the silence broken only by the tick-tock, tick-tock, of our big grandfather clock. |
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| Soon afterwards the alarm will go off and you'll be able to think of very little else but the tick-tock, boom-boom, brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriiingg of your body clock. |
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