Sentence examples for be a tip of from inspiring English sources

And in what might be a tip of the hat to her profession, the panel of one wall cunningly pivots to reveal (or hide) a guest suite.

The character, the curiously named Walter Sparrow, works as a dogcatcher in Anywhere U.S.A., a job that might be a tip of the hat to Mr. Carrey's breakout role in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" and definitely comes off as a bit down- market for a leading man in a Hollywood flick.

So this could be a tip of an iceberg as it stands at the moment.

"But the number of individuals we see referred to and coming through the traumatic stress service is likely to be a tip of the iceberg in terms of the true amount of people suffering". Since 2015 the Welsh Government has invested £1.5m a year in community perinatal mental health teams to help mothers before and after childbirth.

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There might still be a tip of the bandana that hasn't yet been folded.

There's a tip-of-the-iceberg aspect to Palin's sudden celebrity, too.

"There's a tip of an iceberg.

It's a tip of the hat; an homage," he said.

Magnoliana is a tip of the hat to Mississippi, the Magnolia State.

Kreider's goal was a tip of an Anton Stralman shot from the point.