Sentence examples for time has tipped from inspiring English sources

The party registration for the first time has tipped slightly Democratic.

In today's more chastened times, mobile WiMAX licences can be had for less than one cent per megahertz per person a whopping 500 times less.This has tipped the tables in mobile WiMAX's favour.

"For the first time the balance has tipped and putting universal credit into place will actually save the Treasury money," he said.

He's called H C Westermann and this isn't the first time that Blake has tipped his hat to him, because he's also one of the more obscure figures on Blake's famous cover for Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Veteran director Jim Sheridan has tipped two-time Academy Award winner Daniel Day-Lewis to make movie history and scoop an Oscar hat-trick.

The Central Intelligence Agency was presumed at the time to have tipped off the German authorities.

By the time we have tipped our hats to Shakespeare, Sophocles, Herodotus, Plato, Racine, Poussin and a few dozen others, the enormous canvas begins to look like an upmarket graduation photograph.

By the time you've tipped the bartender, you've discovered she shares your favorite designers and also has two elementary school-age kids.

And if he is, no one wants to hear about it from a six-time Wimbledon champion who has tip-toed through five unseeded players on his way to another nonthreatening opponent in Friday's semifinal.

Reuters said it was the first time the balance had tipped to the likelihood of a so-called Grexit.

About 3,000 young voters, casting their ballots for the first time, appeared to have tipped the balance.