Meanings of ticktock in English

Nothing to hear but the ticktock of a clock pendulum somewhere close by.

They were both so silent that the ticktock of the Sacrifice of Iphigenia clock on the mantelpiece became quite rudely audible.

So TickTock wanted to map the world with a suite of cameras alone.

TickTock The Slider robots, which would slip under specially designed receptacles.

Jenna's eyes had ticktocked from one twin to the other.

In the spring, yet another company that was exploring home robots, TickTock, called it quits.

TickTock Its first home robot concept was called the Slider, more or less an intelligent skateboard.

Ticktock, ticktock went the pendulum of the clock; and the wind moaned as it swept past the window.

A wooden clock with a picture of the Virgin Mary ticktocked, in a lonely way, on a wall.

TickTock has run out of time.

What TickTock was hearing people did like, though, were machines that could tidy up, like a vacuum robot.

After TickTock's collapse, though, co-founder and ex-Googler Ryan Hickman is talking candidly about what it's like to build an unwanted robot.

"Why don't you mind your own business?" she says, ticktocking her finger at them.

But with the demise of TickTock come valuable insights into the robotic home of the future, and which companies will end up conquering it.

Well, a robot unwanted at least by venture capitalists-some200 investors that TickTock tried to convince to cough up cash before the startup closed down.