ticked-off

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The exercises that are finished have been ticked off.

There's plenty of reason to be ticked off.

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

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

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

The jobs that are done have been ticked off.

She ticked off the items on the memo.

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

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.

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?

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

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

He ticked off each item on the list.

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

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

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

Ticked off each name as the roll was called

I'm really ticked off by her