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In the end, I fell to thinking that she would come herself, but the hours ticked by, and she did not come.

As she walked, Luyuan giddily ticked off the terms of her new job.

If you ticked "Remember this Location" when you searched for show times, the next time you can enter the name of a current film instead.

The clock on the wall ticked loudly and lazily, as if it had time to spare.

But he said the financial markets were working again and manufacturing had even ticked up, in terms of production, last month.

How polite was he? I ticked a few boxes more or less at random and sent him on his way.

Women "ticked" about 10 per cent of men as worthy of further investigation, regardless of the quality of a particular crop.

Eg My wife is always ticked off in small things and I can't stand her to get devoiced.

In late summer, as Europe's economies barely ticked over, bankers across Europe seemed ready to ease their grip on the purse strings.

She was getting more irritated as the minutes ticked by, thinking, "If I wasn't so nice, I would blacken his eye. "

As the minutes ticked away he began to lose patience .

By the time we took off, there had been a 45-minute delay and everybody on board was ticked.

The lady was so ticked that she went into the store and said that she would sue the store and kill the bird.

He ticked off tuberculosis, HIV and AIDS, malaria, cholera and a parasitic infection known as 'snail fever. '

He ticked off seven troubling events over the last month, including the abduction of four of his men.

They ticked by sluggishly , almost as if they were doing it just to annoy me.

I got ticked out of school and I don't know how to break it to my parents.

Mr. Huang was so ticked that he went into the store and said that he would sue the store and kill the bird.

We are having an average life expectancy of 70 years, and a certain part of it has already ticked away, how to lead the remaining years?

He kept a list of books that had been recommended to him , and ticked off each one as he read it.

the tin alarm - clock on the table ticked on , but martin eden , his face buried on his arms , did not hear it.

People close to Bank of America say the losses ticked higher due to trading losses, as well as further asset write-downs.

The hours ticked by slowly. My husband and I made numerous phone calls to try and determine their location and relay our medical concerns.

Finally a man wearing glasses spoke in a loud voice. "This young man has the right ticked for that seat. You should move. . . "

Mike got ticked off that his friends never offered to help him move to his new apartment.

The watchwords for a leader in a financial crisis are calm, consistent and controlled - Mr Obama has ticked all three boxes.

The baby in Mom's tummy had a heart that sounded like a little watch. It ticked so fast.

And the latest data from the central bank shows household inflation expectations ticked up in the third quarter from an already high level.

But being productive isn't about being able to point to items ticked off on a to-do list.

eg; I got pretty ticked off a few days ago when the professor gave me a low score on the exam.

But by the 1980s PE teaching was becoming more prescribed, with the National Curriculum meaning many boxes had to be ticked.

As the final days ticked by, a dust storm on the planet erupted, reducing the density of the upper atmosphere.

Lately, loan-default rates have ticked up in Brazil.

That figure has ticked up since Barack Obama became president, but it is still lower than in the rest of Europe.

Yahoo left its revenue outlook for the year unchanged, and its shares ticked down half a percent in extended trading.

Even members of the supposedly jaded foreign media could be seen marveling as the speedometer ticked up on its inevitable journey to 300.

As the minutes ticked away they began to lose patience.

His affair with his ex-wife has ticked his wife off .

Do not use if playing with offside trap ticked due to set up.

On the economic front, there's evidence that China has ticked off other countries beyond the United States.

Victory would keep United above Chelsea and Arsenal at the top, with another tricky game ticked off an ever-shortening fixture list.

He got frustrated, [ ticked ] off at the refs. And he kind of raised his voice a little bit.

Cole ticked off the dangers of doing an unmodified shoulder stand: muscle strains, overstretched ligaments and cervical-disk injuries.

Firewall has made motion, acquiesce can see in systematic firewall not the project that open allows to pass is ticked off to choose.

While absolute levels of bad loans haven't yet ticked up, the amount of total loans has ballooned.

The hot prickles hit the back of my neck and I got ticked!

Inflation has ticked up, in part because of food prices, in other Asian countries in recent months.

And within a narrow range, short interest has ticked up recently for energy, insurance and semiconductor companies.

And this expenses are mainly for everyone in the group, except if someone is excluded; then his name has to be ticked before registering.

That boring old label "banned in China" actually means only one thing: that the book ticked one of the censor's no-no boxes.

As the clock ticked on the bedside table, I realized I would not find answers from the past.

Blaine took on a Zen -like appearance in the water tank as the minutes ticked, but Winfrey was anything but calm.

True, the average work week ticked up to 33. 6 hours, but evidence of latent demand for labour remains scant.

I've also ticked perspective in the tool bar for a quick rotation and maximization of texture area.

When someone treats you unfairly, Americans think it right to show him you are a little ticked off.

Dr. Oppenheimer grew tenser as the last seconds ticked off.

Tomorrow--tomorrow--her brain ticked slowly and more slowly, like a clock running down, but the clarity of vision persisted.

Check, there's one more thing I've ticked off on the long list before I die.

It promulgated the uptick rule, which allows shorting a stock only after it has ticked up.

Out of 1, 600 asked in a recent web poll to rate the credibility of statements by Saudi officials, 90% ticked "untrustworthy" .

He ticked off a number of negative anecdotes and statistics to counter the positive ones offered by Mr. Moore.

Slowly, the clock ticked toward the hour when trading would begin in Tokyo, sounding the firm's death knell.

On the way home she saw the same parrot and it said to her, "Hey lady, you are really ugly. " She was incredibly ticked now.

The girl ticked off the names of those who were present.

You think that whenever you've got a problem, God is ticked off.

There was a parking ticked on his car.

With the second move that ticked away voice, everything around quiet down, can clearly hear throbbing with the second rhythmic beat.

They "ticked" about a quarter of the women, regardless of quality.

Indeed, the fourth-quarter savings rate ticked up to 4. 6%, from 4. 5% during the previous period.

And it ticked for the tied response, Putin signed the law banning the Americans from adopting the Russian children.

Counter attacking must also be ticked from the start.

I once heard that former British Prime Minister Mrs Thatcher said "Happiness is a ticked off list" .

Bonds ticked lower as stocks jumped, easing demand for the safety of government debt.

Seconds ticked away like hours as I silently said, "Please let them be okay. "

When I applied for a bank account, I ticked the box marked "teacher or doctor" .

Snow ticked at the windows, the fire sparked and settled.

You`re the law officer . You`re supposed to send sixteen dollars to the address on the ticked.

This time tomorrow, Tracy McGrady will either be really relieved or really ticked off.

The exercises that are finished have been ticked off.

Both core and headline inflation ticked up, but the core increase was much more subdued.

In addition, the relative strength index, or RSI, indicator had also ticked up from the oversold territory, indicating buying support.

There's plenty of reason to be ticked off.

As Einstein predicted, the clock with the moving atom ticked at a slightly slower rate than the second clock.

The warden's clock ticked, the young convict's pen scratched busily in the big book.

It looks like it's a little worried that the turtle is ticked.

The cancellation of the football match really ticked him off.

Following the first test of the hydrogen bomb, the doomsday clock ticked to two minutes before midnight in 1953.

Home resales ticked up as buyers scrambled to complete their purchases before a tax credit for first-time owners expires.

Since bottoming out between May and June, prices have ticked upwards every month, while sales have risen from their recession lows.

The woman was ticked with the waiter because he seated her in the smoking section.

That day he was ticked off about his friend because he lost his computer.

The seconds ticked relentlessly away, Four minutes left.

The chairman ticked the names of those present.

The clock ticked away [off] the time.

Meantime life in the ward ticked away as usual .

Economists think the unemployment rate ticked back up to 9. 5% after a surprising dip to 9. 4% in July.

A number of midfielder's were on Ranieri's shortlist but they have now been ticked off.

The railway station clock ticked away the hours of waiting.

How time has ticked a heaven round the stars.

In the 2000 census, gay couples who ticked the box "married" were reclassified as unmarried partners.

Please copy the passage that he has ticked and keep it for future reference.

eg. The jobs that are done have been ticked off.

The clock on the wall ticked loudly.

The clock ticked louder and louder in a quiet room.

As the minutes ticked away they to lose patience.

The jobs that are done have been ticked off.

The clock ticked, the fire cracked.

The clock on the mantelpiece ticked away loudly in the stillness.

The telegraph ticked out message after message.

But they are hesitant to take new measures, in part because inflation has ticked up.

She ticked off the items on the memo.

Yes, a populist nerve has been ticked but that does not mean it will compromise the government's decision making.

And then the final seconds ticked off: Five! Four! Three! Two! One!

The qualities we've all seen, and the manager has seen, have ticked the boxes.

Yeah, I saw that. Crossing the streets in New York and Washington is dangerous. But getting ticked off about it won't do you any good.

The index's annualized growth rate ticked up to negative 26. 8 from negative 28. 7 percent.

The jobless rate ticked up in August, from 9. 5% to 9. 6%.

The cancelation of the football match really ticked him off.

I know why you are here, and believe me, I am as ticked off as you are.

Dialogue: Anne: You seem really ticked off. What's up?

Is Jason all ticked off that we trashed his house?

The minutes ticked by. Bob scribbled away on the pad.

Paddock: Well, damn good thing yoou didn't, right? Shit, I'd have been mighty ticked off.

The clock ticked away the minutes.

David had ticked her off for being careless.

Oil prices, however, ticked up 55 cents to $112. 76 a barrel in Wednesday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

He ticked the important words off on the pages.

A box ticked is not a duty done.

Now that Morocco is accessible by low-cost airline, it ticks many of the boxes that Spain ticked 30 years ago.

The unemployment rate ticked up to 6. 7% from 6. 5%, a separate Labor Department survey showed, the highest rate in 15 years.

Constant delays ticked me off.

Anne: You seem really ticked off. What's up?

Users can tick the sites they want to search, although Tripeedo has a number of default sites already ticked based on user testing.

A clock ticked away in the sitting room.

Eg: He ticked the items one by one.

Sales at auto dealers ticked up.

Does the turtle look ticked?

He ticked the items one by one.

The S& P 500 and Nasdaq Composite ticked up slightly.

He ticked off each item on the list.

You may get ticked that your television remote control doesn't work and throw it across the room.

Demand for them surged after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, and it has ticked up again in recent months (see chart 2).

Earlier this month, the bimonthly survey ticked up seven points to 73. 4, higher than the 68 that economists expected.

So, I haven't get the ticked go home yet.

I think the turtle looks ticked.

I made certain that my husband went to Tibet for sightseeing and I became ticked off this morning.

The national average price for diesel fuel ticked higher to $4. 793 a gallon, up from $4. 782 the day before.

She couldn't get over how loudly it ticked.

As the minutes ticked away, she became more and more irritated .

Bank of America's market share ticked up to 7% from 6. 8% in 2009 but is down from 9. 5% in 2008.

In 2011 the economy grew at over 2 percent and unemployment ticked below 9 percent.

Because it's tough to pray with someone you're ticked off at!

Television media gained 10. 3 percent and magazine media ticked up 2. 9 percent.

He ticked me off because I was late.

We ticked off a few specific causes for the price spiral in our country.

The students make a mistake, we can't just ticked off criticism, to learn to give guidance to them.

when he ' s hungry , sleepy or ticked off

Expecting time has always ticked irritably,

you dont wanna get my ass ticked of, im harder than playing basketball,

Ticked off each name as the roll was called

I'm really ticked off by her