| He called Sid about the hundreds of unsold, unrented, slapped-up, ticky-tacky apartments in Greater Belfast. |
|
| And they're all made out of ticky-tacky and they all look just the same. |
|
| After about an hour, we looked down to see a cluster of ticky-tacky houses all made just the same. |
|
| There are so many places that resemble that ticky-tacky, mom-and-pop theme park. |
|
| So don't expect to see ticky-tacky kitsch in the form of thatched roofs or bamboo torches when you vist Hogo. |
|
| Or, if we do, the house will be gone and the land will have been turned into a ticky-tacky subdivision, with no trace of the home I once loved. |
|
| Or, at least, a hummable, ticky-tacky pop tune. |
|
| He called a ticky-tacky false-start penalty on him, according to the book. |
|
| Most of that is the desultory ticky-tacky kind that litters the right side of people's Facebook profiles. |
|
| The psychic lived in a ticky-tacky house in South Vancouver, did her readings at a Formica kitchen table and began each morning by hanging upside down. |
|
| He got called for his fourth very early, and it was a ticky-tacky foul. |
|
