Usar "tick off" en una oración

1. watching minutes tick off the clock in the dining room

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2. Not something that we can tick off and say we have done

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3. " He bounced the stick off its tip one more time to assure himself it had not turned to porcelain

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4. Let’s tick off those points again

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5. So it’s not really surprising that adding ‘having sex’ to that long list of to-do’s can make it feel like just another one of those things that your partner has to tick off a list

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6. CAN TICK OFF 4HE KEY WITH PLANNING IS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT MATCHES YOUR PREFERENCE AND

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7. When Tina wiped the lipstick off her face she looked in

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8. You don’t know who in power you might tick off

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9. I definitely don’t want to tick off my ticket back home

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10. She swallowed and chose a stick off the ground and swung it as she walked in what she hoped was the direction of home

11. Appi took the stick off of Dove, who wanted to be in the bed where The Trapper was

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12. He will tick off the lists of food and

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13. Jane kicked the stick off the path and followed him

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14. When Ulbrickson met with reporters in 1959, to talk about his retirement, and began to tick off the highlights of his career, among the first things he recalled was the day in 1936 that he put Joe Rantz in his Olympic boat for the first time, and watched the boat take off

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15. People became enthusiastic; and they began to tick off the days on the calendar; and they watched eagerly for the postman, hoping for invitations

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16. I watched the seconds tick off

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17. To do that, the Chinese would have to tick off a few items on their ‘Things To Do’ list:

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