Sentence examples similar to rare tip from inspiring English sources

Each clade has a star-like shape with a single common haplotype connected to a number of rare tip-haplotypes, separated by only one mutational step (Fig. 2).

"Congratulations to Ford," John Hanson, a Toyota spokesman, wrote in an e-mail, a rare hat tip from rival to rival.

Also count Rephlex Records "in" on the rare-reissue tip, as they've recently made the original soundtrack of the 1988 dance-culture classic Stakker Eurotechno available for the first time ever on CD and vinyl.

In Japan, tipping is rare, but here in America, tipping is a common way to express gratitude for good service.

The analysts then took the incredibly rare move of tipping off large investors to the specific negative impact this would have on Facebook's stock.

"Medium rare large tri-tip, no sauce" or "Small slab pork baby back ribs, sauce on the side," for instance.

For example in the UK, it's rare that anyone tips a bartender for a round of drinks served at the bar (although such an unusual gesture may well get you served faster next time).

Leaks such as the Swiss HSBC files and the Luxembourg tax agreements grant us a rare snapshot of the tip of an immense and wholly submerged glacial mass.

Pelvic and acetabular injuries are rare and represent the tip of the trauma iceberg.

In Japan and Thailand, tipping is rare, but the service is regarded as excellent.

In closed bars with music, bartenders often won't handle money at all and tipping is rare.