Sentence examples for as tipper from inspiring English sources

As Tipper told you tonight, we lost my dad a year and a half ago.

But more importantly, just as Tipper moderated her husband's wonkish personality, Lynn Schundler offsets Mr. Schundler's high intensity.

In recent years, though, mental health has become more of a public issue, and public figures, such as Tipper Gore, have come out to try to destigmatize it.

In a related Securities and Exchange Commission complaint, she is listed as Tipper A. According to the S.E.C. complaint, she worked for Galleon in the late 1990s.

Ms. Khan has been identified as "Tipper A" or the cooperating witness in the government's case that accuses Mr. Rajaratnam of insider trading.

If Al Gore is really unplugged and uncensored, as Tipper and his fans say, then he is no longer bound by the opinions of gurus, mercenaries and focus groups.

This is perhaps to be expected, as tippers are more dependent on source characteristics than impedances (e.g., Jones and Spratt 2002).

"I think for those penalties to be effective they have to develop in a way that run to both the tippee, or the person who is trading, and the tipper as well," Mr. Blakely said.

While nose jobs have not yet replaced cash as the preferred currency of appreciation, the example of Dr. Sachs drives home the basic conundrum of holiday tipping, one that for many turns the simple act of holiday giving into a tense and socially perilous exercise: how do you measure up as a tipper when you suspect others are more generous?

There are several parameters to analyze dimensionality such as skew, tipper magnitude and polar diagrams.

As a tipper, you can choose the amount you'd like to tip by default (starting at ten cents).