Sentence examples for gets a tip from inspiring English sources
Someone gets a tip and trades on it.
And reining gets a tip of the hat in the title song of his latest album, "Natural Forces".
The police, on the other hand, say that anyone who helps a drug sale occur -- particularly someone who gets a tip or a cut of the drugs -- is a dealer, plain and simple.
Mr. Klores takes some creative license in his play, he said, but the central question is ripped directly from his subject's life: "He's on his way to chemotherapy, and he gets a tip about something bad that happened in Brooklyn," Mr. Klores said.
In "The Big Year," which is based on a book by Mark Obmascik, the character played by Owen Wilson fails to show up for a scheduled insemination of his wife because he gets a tip on a snowy owl, choosing to look at the natural world rather than be part of it.
Who Gets a Tip?" (April 25), which provided advice on when and how much to tip: The only thing to be said in favor of tipping is that the money reaches the intended recipient (subject to modification where tips are pooled).
Carbs gets a tip-and-run single next ball, he's suddenly a strike-turning machine.
Joe Schofield, a fictional American photojournalist, gets a tip-off that the subject of his most celebrated image – the young protester facing down a tank in Tiananmen Square in 1989 – might now be living in the US.
Joe Schofield, a fictional American photojournalist who snapped the lone protester confronting a tank in Tiananmen Square in 1989, gets a tip-off that the man may now be living in the US: this leads him on a journey through America's Chinese community, in the course of which he jeopardises his job, his friendships and his affair with a British market researcher.
A month ago, he got a tip on his Web site from someone who noted that Mr. Luster was "addicted to the surf".
