Sentence examples for have a tipping from inspiring English sources

All athletic contests have a tipping point, and this tournament's came at the ninth hole, a 521-yard par 5.

While no one is marching in the streets, the Irish do have a tipping point: Prime Minister Cowen, whose popularity has plummeted, agreed last week not to cut public wages again in the next budget.

Even people who normally have good resilience will have a tipping point in terms of stress, or a period in their life where their ability to cope is reduced by pressures on them from elsewhere".

But unlike Groupon, Google doesn't have a tipping point for the deal.

There's a reason we have a tipping culture at our eateries, for example, other than the bad minimum wage levels.

Have a tip?

Have a tip for Nocturnalist?

Have a tip on the donor's actual identity?

Have a tip or suggestion for someone we should feature?

· Do you have a tip for fellow travellers?

"I have a tip for you," he says in one commercial.