Sentence examples for starts to tip from inspiring English sources

Hydrogen is lighter than air, but compressing it, storing it in tanks and adding all the necessary equipment starts to tip the scales towards heavy again.

Well in that case, I say just get involved and if the balance starts to tip in the third party's favour, just go at him until he starts screaming and jumps out the window (er … that's quite enough of this for now – ed).

It's as if we are on an ocean liner with all the passengers standing on one side and the vessel starts to tip.

It only starts to tip after there's a plea and after I take into consideration everything that has happened.

At just five plastic bottles replaced by the stainless, the math starts to tip toward stainless; 25 uses brings you to the tipping point where most of the ecological negatives of the plastic bottles are outweighed by your using stainless steel.

But there is no denying that indicators from across the economy are starting to tip upwards.

He started to tip Haley off if he was going to say something newsworthy.

You sense the game is just starting to tip in India's favour.

But she said, "There is a critical mass of dedicated teachers to start to tip the scales in New York".

The Cyclone car was starting to tip forward over the crest of that first hill, and I was about to die.

Once Arenas joined the Wizards, the ledger started to tip; Arenas began to be seen as part entertainer, part basketball player.