Sentence examples for remarkable tip from inspiring English sources

It would have been both a remarkable tip of the hat by the cinephile Allen to movies he loved and a personal vision of hell.

Bob Odenkirk has some remarkable tips that will deliver abs you've never even dreamed of.

Indeed, a remarkable palatal tipping of the maxillary incisors was seen with a treatment effect on the U1/FH angle of 5.3°.

A remarkable improvement in tip displacement of IPMC was also obtained, where multilayered IPMCs demonstrated a 250% increase in tip displacement compared to that of Nafion-IPMC.

In the first half, McShane pounced to smash a volley inches wide of Foster's left upright before the goalkeeper showed remarkable agility to tip a looping Hal Robson-Kanu header over the bar after the Welshman had leapt to greet a splendid cross from the always menacing Norwood.

When finally they move in long phrases, they're often on their knees, thighs, shoulders or spines; the athletic control is remarkable, with torsos tipping radically throughout.

Remarkable necrosis arising the tip of gastric tube can be considered that indicating severe circulatory failure of the whole gastric tube caused by problems with main vessels which perfuse gastric tube.

She's altogether less remarkable when, for example, tipping her pelvis and shoulders on shifting diagonals.

In addition, under low P supply, canola roots showed greater root length and larger root surface area than barley and potato, while potato showed a remarkable increase in root tips compared with that at P50, and hence had greater root P concentrations and contents than canola and barley (Fig.  3).

The hanging wall around the survey line has settled on the detachment fault with a steeper angle than on line E and exhibits no remarkable deformation in its wedge tip.

He couldn't have imagined it would lead to the making of a powerful film with an all-star cast -- but that's exactly what happened after Haygood got a tip about a remarkable butler who had served eight presidents over the course of more than three decades.