Sentence examples for calling tips from inspiring English sources

Investigators rely heavily on whistle-blowers, Spitzer said, calling tips like Harrington's the lifeblood of his office.

"They were calling tip-tap fouls and we're not used to that," Barkley said about the referees after the game.

The campaign, called "Tips From Former Smokers," lasted just 12 weeks.

They are definitely lessons and would not be called "tips," because each has been methodically thought out by Watson, the eight-time major winner.

West Mercia Constabulary has just published a leaflet called Tips to Nip Garden Crime (downloadable from their website) and Leicestershire police initiated a general awareness campaign called Garden Guard.

The court also turned down a similar case from Boston, in which the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit upheld the Police Department's program called Tips (Taxi Inspection Program for Safety).

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.

But not the obvious one a position in the inflation-indexed Treasuries called tips.

Note that the inflation-adjusted versions of U.S. Treasury bonds (called TIPs) carry a tiny 1% real yield.

Some of you are seeking shelter in the inflation-indexed Treasury notes called tips (Treasury inflation-protected securities).

It also launched an app called "Tips" in iOS 8, designed to offer users quick feature tutorials.