The phrase "a member of tips" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone who is part of a group that provides tips or advice, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As a member of tips, I often share my insights on effective study techniques."
Alternatives: "a contributor to tips" or "a part of the tips team".
In our research, we used EB3 (end-binding 3), a member of +TIPs that bind to the plus end of microtubule (MT), to visualize the intracellular polarity of chordamesoderm cells during CE to investigate the trigger of the establishment of cell polarity.
The two uniformed doormen who in my memory stand forever before the glass doors of the Kulm Hotel in Saint-Moritz, brushing the snow from guests' boots with a dramatic flourish, would immediately identify its owner as a member of the tipping classes.
If you are unsure, ask a member of staff whether tips are already included.
When she was 11, a senior family friend, Turkish author and translator Adnan Cemgil (also a founding member of TIP), gave her a copy of Denis Diderot's The Nun. Upon reading it she came to the conclusion that she wanted to see a nun in real life, so she decided to apply to Notre Dame de Sion, a French high school, which was founded by French sisters.
If that happens before Jan . 17 Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican, would likely appoint a member of his own party, tipping the Senate one more vote in the Republicans' favor.
"Isn't she wonderful?" After he dared to invade Grenada, a member of the British Commonwealth, without tipping her off in advance, he called her to say, "If I were there, Margaret, I'd throw my hat in the door before I came in".
Counseling Sessions - Students have the opportunity to meet with a member of the Admissions team for tips to make themselves into more competitive applicants.
He would win, and generously tip off a member of the public on this fail-safe method of winning.
Delray Beach Police say 28-year-old Dennis Wright was arrested after an anonymous tip from a member of the public, and faces multiple charges.
But all of that is "used to". Nowadays, on a tip from a member of a cenacle of young writers who made a hot case for "Lost Illusions" (in translation), I am reading Balzac.
ThisIsKent reports cops arrested Lopes after a tip from a member of the public.
