用tick造句子，“tick”造句

But at Psychologies, we want to find out what makes them tick as real women.

Finally, I animate the image by updating it in tandem with the tick of the CA clock.

For fleet cars, the data can also be relayed to a control centre, so that Big Brother can tick off transgressing drivers.

One night, the queen woke up because of a sore throat, It was quiet; all she could hear was the tick of the clock, the queen took a walk, but she saw a terrible thing.

If the months tick by with Iran demonstrating to all the world just how easy it is to break the treaty's rules with impunity, the NPT will finally be done for.

He put a tick by her name on the list.

The heavens part and a voice says, “Because some people just tick me off.

Spend some time figuring out what makes them tick and understand why this relationship is important to them and to you.

The pleasure they give is therefore the same, as we tick off the ones we know, the constellations, the Pointers to other stars, the little clusters, the whole almighty spectacle.

It's a good enough tick for me."

The objective of a tick management program is to discourage activity of several key tick hosts and create a barrier between woodland habitat and areas the family uses most frequently.

The work was arduous; we had hourly tick checks, and as some of us went home with poison ivy stings, others had thorns lodged in their skin.

It is, she read, the deadliest of all the tick-borne illnesses.

We would have read the kind of tick-tock reconstructions that the deaths of Americans abroad in violent and disputed circumstances tend to provoke.

I'm satisfied with it. It's a good enough tick for me.

What makes the computer tick?

Unfortunately, surveys show the majority of individuals never tuck their pants into their socks when entering tick-infested areas.

If you make assumptions about the people you expect to use your product or service -who they are, how they behave, what makes them tick -you'll probably always be wrong.