Sentence examples for taken a tip from inspiring English sources

Scrooge is famous for a reason, and they've taken a tip from him in this example of extremely clever marketing.

"Before I go out for signatures, I watch the clip from 'Rocky' where he's running up the steps with the theme song playing," she said, adding that she has even taken a tip from Rocky's speaking style.

(He also looked as if he should have taken a tip from the ladies and spent the last month pushing away from the table: Mr. Clooney's suit jacket looked like a corset on a barrel).

Those who are intimidated by 200-plus-page manuals may be a little nervous around MasterCook's book, but the authors seem to have taken a tip from the creators of those instructions for dummies/idiots/morons books and written the program guide in clear English with plenty of screen shots to guide the reader.

Lee Clark hopes to have Peter Clarke and Damien Johnson available, while Rovers have taken a tip out of the Ledley King book of fitness by cutting down on 38-year-old defender Ian Goodison's training after he suffered a stomach injury, manager Les Parry saying he will "wheel Goodison out to play the games".

Spotify has taken a tip from Snapchat with its new feature for sharing music via scannable images.

Perhaps Lord Justice Leveson's real problem is how do you find policemen who have never taken a tip-fee or hospitality from a newspaper, to freely investigate what are in fact crimes not regulatory challenges?

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration took a tip from Florida when it introduced A-F letter grades for schools back in 2007.

Perhaps we should all take a tip from the Red Stockings.

Take a tip from life and make it random.

Take a tip from those in the know and revamp with a versatile high-street investment.