Sentence examples for hip to its from inspiring English sources

Despite all this, George Town has long been a magnet for Malaysians and Singaporeans hip to its vibrant food scene.

Gary Gensler, the current head of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, was part of the financial industry before he was named, and he was hip to its tricks.

He restores the term "hip" to its basic sense — being knowledgeable about deep, arcane, and vital things, having a survivalist sensibility in the menacing corners of society high and low.

The team uses sophisticated research and old-fashioned legwork -- like checking out new art forms or going to underground film festivals -- to anticipate what is about to become hip to its target audience of mostly men in their 20's and 30's.

While it's debatable whether the Cool Kids alone can restore hip hop to its former glories, there's no doubt that the Chicago-based duo (Chuck English and Mikey Rocks) are a breath of fresh air.

The male marsupial frog has pouches on its hips to carry its developing tadpoles who later pop out as tiny frogs.

The Harris Hip Score (HHS) was used to evaluate overall function of the hip, due to its wide use as an outcome measurement after hip surgery.

Hannaford supermarkets in Maine recently added an international option for hip replacements to its health care plan.

The Cosmopolitan, opened less than a year ago, attracts a young, hip crowd to its bars and restaurants, with barely a super-sized American in sight.

In the Isla Verde section, near the airport, the beach-front hotels now have the company of the Water Club, a trendy boutique hotel that attracts a hip crowd to its lounges and restaurant.

In this private denouement, I'm immediately struck by the resonances between this monumental, insane novel and the man who hipped me to its subtext.