Sentence examples for a bigger tip from inspiring English sources

That's when I wondered if her conversation had been a ploy to get a bigger tip.

A broad face, streaked hair, chunky body, and not doing any waitressy number in hope of a bigger tip.

In July, a Spider-Man punched a policeman who had intervened in his attempt to get a bigger tip from a tourist.

A bigger tip might be appropriate if the attendant did anything else special for you - got you a bandage and ointment for a blister or a drink after your round.

I, like most expats, have largely ignored it or – when I wanted to salve my conscience – gave a bigger tip to the Asian waiter or Indian taxi driver, and affirmed self-righteously that conditions were surely worse for the Irish navvies who built Victorian London or the Chinese coolies who laid the American railroads.

I had already fought off a few would-be claimants to my perch shameless men with the rows of gold-capped teeth who waved money at the stewardess to remove me but they failed for the very good reason that their ticket stubs did not match the number of my seat and I could promise the stewardess a bigger tip to let me be.

Even if a big tip is involved.

"Also, I promised the movers a big tip.

To get a big tip from him, you need charisma.

That's when you get a big tip".

"When you leave," he added, "if you take a taxi home, give them a big tip".