Sentence examples for is tip from inspiring English sources
noun
The extreme end of something, especially when pointed; e.g. the sharp end of a pencil.
Is it me, or is tip #9 from the #UCCSTips blame the victim for the rape?
"Nevertheless, my policy is tip $2 for each way".
With two-tenths all you can do is tip it.
"His registered name is 'Tip Top Come Fly with Me," Ms. Tan said.
How? "The classic thing we'd do is tip each other out of our wheelchairs, specially if we were in public.
"It's two-tenths of a second and you can't catch it, all you can do is tip it," Frank said.
Two can dine for under £20, and proprietor Omar Butt, an ex-wrestler, is always present to ensure everything is tip-top.
Of course, the fresher the bread and the fewer food emulsifiers, conditioners and preservatives added, the better bread's health benefits and all-round taste, and by making it yourself, you can ensure that the quality is tip-top.
Now it is tip-off time for the National Basketball Association playoffs, and many in the league wonder whether the three-time defending champion Lakers can turn on the chemistry, intensity and precision as easily as a television set, beginning tomorrow at Minnesota.
Chelsea is tipping toward the upper classes".
Andrew Wilkie is tipped to retain Denison.
