Sentence examples for newspaper tip from inspiring English sources

That something made of the same legal tender used to buy the daily newspaper, tip waiters and bribe politicians was in fact a gift expressing personal affection?

Yet on the day that a leading Russian newspaper tipped Mr Ivanov as next prime minister, Mr Putin pulled off another surprise by appointing the little-known Viktor Zubkov.

Someone tipped off a reporter at the local newspaper, who tipped off the home shepherds.

Newspapers opened tip lines, computer text analyses were run, and Henning Mankell and other well-known writers were forced to publicly deny authorship.

He returned to newspaper share tipping, in the Independent, and he lent his name to a financial publisher's series of reference books on British companies.

That happened in Texas, when a newspaper report tipped parents off to the fact that the drops of blood taken from newborns in the hospital for screening in state laboratories — a legally mandated practice that can stave off disease and save lives — were being stored and made available to scientists for other research.

In 1991, for example, when the government began offering cash bonuses to couples with more than two children, the newspaper printed tips for having sex in the back seat of a car, including directions to some of the "darkest, most secluded and most romantic spots" for parking.

And we in fact respond with anger, shock, or ridicule to the "misuse" of monies for the wrong circumstances or social relations, such as offering a $1,000 bill to pay for a newspaper or tipping a restaurant's owner.

"They never called the newspapers with tips.

The company has also taken out adverts in U.K. national newspapers displaying tips to help people spot fake news — having taken similar steps in France last month prior to its presidential election.

He was so forceful and persuasive that I ended up writing an investigative article for the newspaper -- with tips provided, and photographs shot, by him.