He was developing a nervous tick in his left eye.

Today, she did not reveal one nervous tick.

He adjusted his cuffs, the nervous tick of a fastidious man.

There was no nervous tick or trembling hands.

Brother Nanin's smile vanished suddenly and a nervous tick played around his mouth.

He continued: "Ichabod has a lot of nervous ticks.

These nervous ticks were unlike her, Zai thought.

The little man with the needless glasses and nervous ticks didn't try to conceal his position of strength from him, but he was curious.

He tugged at his ear as he spoke, a nervous tick, the captain reasoned.

It was as much a nervous tick as a negation of anything that the man with the cudgel might have said.

"I had a nervous tick," he said.

As the meeting dragged on, his nervous tick, constantly passing his hand through his thinning shock of black hair, increased.

With a vague wave that bordered on a nervous tick, I motioned for Nunzio to show the visitors in.

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A nervous tick made Bobbick's pleasantly ugly face squint every time his eyes passed over Rice's body.

"He's got a nervous tick.

'Ah, Susan,' said Miss Butts, a tight smile scuttling across her face like a nervous tick over a worried sheep.

The little man's cavalier attitude was diminished considerably when he began tugging at his ear, that nervous tick that revealed his trepidation.

Entek licked his lips-apparently a nervous tick that Iliana had never observed the spymaster's counterpart to exhibit-as he watched the Jem'Hadar warily.

He writes: Your "Anatomy of a Security Mistake" brought back nervous ticks from my days compiling embedded systems code for many large firmware-based telephony systems.

As I watched, he moved his head to the right in a strange way, as though he had a nervous tick, but then I realized he was speaking into a collar microphone.

The music incorporates snippets of everything from Gene Chandler's "Duke of Earl" to bass parts from jazz records, and each has a jumpy energy, like a nervous tick set to a beat.

Following Interface, Lane went on to star in television and film productions such as Positive I.D., Nervous Ticks, Hunter, and L.A. Law, before being cast as C.C. Babcock in The Nanny in 1993.

I have a 2 decade old nervous tick of starting to whistle the John Coletrane song from Gonz' part, which often reminds me of how many times I watched it before and after school, and on the weekends before I went skating.