Sentence examples for called tips from inspiring English sources
The campaign, called "Tips From Former Smokers," lasted just 12 weeks.
About 4percentt of the fund is invested in Treasury inflation-protected securities, called TIPS.
To back the swap contracts with collateral, the fund holds Treasury inflation-protected securities, called TIPS.
In such inflation-protected notes, called TIPS, investors are compensated for a rise in inflation.
They are definitely lessons and would not be called "tips," because each has been methodically thought out by Watson, the eight-time major winner.
The campaign, called Tips From Former Smokers, was notable both for its raw images and because it marked the first time that the government directly attacked the tobacco industry in paid, nationwide advertisements.
On a segment called "Tip of the Hat, Wag of the Finger," he complained about being bombarded by Diwali commercials.
Now and again, the brief green light is overridden by a strange dance of what used to be called "tip-up lorries".
(This is a radical departure from Waters's first novel, a lesbian picaresque, also set in late Victorian England, called "Tipping the Velvet").
Balfour, Britain's answer to Mary Pickford, stars as a chorus girl called Tip-toes who dreams of becoming a music hall star.
