Sentence examples for involved tips from inspiring English sources

Another big complaint in the case involved tips: drivers said Uber would not allow them to take or keep tips from passengers.

Program for Survivors of Torture, said waterboarding involved tipping a person back, covering his mouth with a cloth and repeatedly pouring water over the cloth to make him gag and experience a drowning sensation.

The second series, which aired two years later with McGovern less closely involved, tipped into soap opera grand guignol with a plethora of overheated plots – although I still have a soft spot for the complex relationship between Lucy and Danny – but the first season remains as moving and mournful a hymn to the fatalism of youth as has been written.

In 1958 Peter Safar and James Elam, anesthesiologists at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, described an emergency ventilation technique that involved tipping the victim's head back and pulling the jaw forward in order to clear the air passage and then blowing air into the victim's lungs through a mouth-to-mouth connection.

For the Justice Department, it shows that the Newman case may not have been as much of an impediment to pursuing insider trading cases involving tips as it was initially thought.

One of the largest trades by SAC in its criminal case involves tips from a doctor to a portfolio manager at the firm about disappointing results from a drug trial that allowed SAC to avoid losses and make short sales.

Techniques to cope with memory change involves tips and techniques for living with an impaired memory, to improve coping with memory loss.

It involves "Tip," an immense jungle of boards wrapped with scraps of wire mesh, slathered with cement and paint, and festooned with strips of brightly colored cloth, by the British sculptor Phyllida Barlow.

Tipping expert Magnus Thor Torfason's research shows that 31 service professions involve tipping in the US.

We'll pay for additional goods and services, which involves tipping people who provide those goods and services.

I put on my Weird But Earnest Guy Doing a Survey About Something hat and hit the streets, interviewing 123 people working in New York jobs that involve tipping.