Sentence examples for frequent tips from inspiring English sources

He said he gets frequent tips, including one from a repeat caller who insisted that former Vice President Dick Cheney was behind the theft.

Mr. Biague heads what is nominally the country's antidrug agency, though he made it clear that he and his staff are largely powerless to practice any form of drug interdiction despite receiving frequent tips about small planes landing from abroad.

After removing the less frequent tips, we reassembled the remaining vectors and obtained three representative matrices that consist of 594, 355, and 165 GO tip elements for biological processes (BP), molecular functions (MF), and cellular components (CC) respectively.

The fix: Good, frequent tipping etiquette can go a long way to keeping hotels satisfied with their current gratuity system.

So while Allan Sherman used to sing that "good advice costs nothing, and it's worth the price," it may be wise to consider the tips frequent fliers use, and engage in what the Department of Transportation creatively describes as "defensive flying".

SaveSkyMiles emerged from the chat boards on FlyerTalk.com, a Web site where frequent travelers swap tips and chew over the rules at various airlines and hotel companies.

The southwestern tip of the country — along the borders of Algeria and Niger — has become a frequent crossing point from sub-Saharan African countries heading north for Europe. .

In the "definitely, yes, tip" column: Frequent traveler Andy Abramson said in an email, "The tipping of porters, baggage handlers and greeters/transporters at the airport would be appropriate.... Tipping is really up to the individual, but these employees are often paid closer to minimum wage than the people whom they are helping, so tipping them is really how they earn their money.

The following tips from frequent fliers who obsess over these programs can help you beat the odds.

Brian Cohen, a FlyerTalk member, said brand loyalty was especially strong among the frequent travelers who trade tips at the site, particularly about airline and hotel reward programs and how to maximize points and miles.

For a more complete list, visit FlyerTalk.com and search for "chip and signature" cards; the frequent fliers who trade tips there keep a running list of these cards and their annual fees.