Sentence examples for and tip in a from inspiring English sources

Make the caramel as above and, when it reaches the right colour, stir in the nuts and tip in a sticky lump on to the parchment.

I then add a small glass of red wine, stir everything around well, bring it to the boil, and tip in a litre of beef stock.

One reason that line resonates is that you can see, in hindsight, how the late 1990s were a moment when the fulcrum of the role that a free press can, and should, play in a true democracy starting tipping -- and tipping in a dangerous direction.

Klee scored his fifth of the season, breaking toward the slot and tipping in a shot from Richard Zednik.

During the last two minutes, Catchings -- who was playing in a Hannibal Lecter-ish face mask because of a freshly broken nose -- cleared the boards twice, forced two jump balls, threw an impossible behind-the-back pass and tipped in a rebound.

Our instructor today was Curtis Kincaid, a jolly fellow who dispensed wisdom and tips in a plummy local accent.

Possible CRBSI was defined as positive CVC blood culture and tip in the absence of a peripheral blood culture; colonised CVC was defined as a positive tip and negative blood culture.

He played 10 minutes in the fourth quarter and made several key plays down the stretch, including a tip-in, a steal and a great bounce pass to Jordan for a backdoor layup.

One of the hottest places, BICA DO SAPATO (881-0320; $80 for dinner two, including wine and tip), is in a converted warehouse in Lisbon's port area.

Three-dimensional structures, such as metallic posts and tips, in conjunction with a ground plane can also create strong field gradients, and were a mainstay of the field before the development of lithographically patterned samples with finer features.

Vorticity of opposing sign was observed to be shed from the root and tip, resulting in a weak and fragmented vorticity pattern.