Sentence examples for returned tips from inspiring English sources

Until recently, Google searches for Calendar, Blogging, Photo Sharing and others returned "tips" above normal search results suggesting users try Google Calendar, Blogger and Picasa, respectively.

The backlash went so far as to inspire a boycott among some shoppers, though again Mehta said that this was not the primary cause for returning tipping.

Marchand picked up a loose puck, passed to Patrice Bergeron and scored on a return pass, tipping the puck past Lundqvist.

Fox returns the tip What does Liam Fox think about Shadow Cabinet colleague Michael Gove surprisingly tipping him as a future Tory leader this week?

Buyers have even returned for decorating tips.

The story became muckier and muckier, and the rather tatty typescript was returned to S Tipping at an address in East Clyst.

When the roots were returned to the tip down position, the amyloplasts moved toward the distal part, but also did not completely sediment by the time the roots were placed horizontally.

Carbon dioxide is being pumped into the atmosphere at such rates that a point of no return, 'a tipping point', will be reached in a decade or so and global temperatures will abruptly soar.

At this point, we return to the tip of the pen.

At this point we return to the tip of the pen.

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.