Sentence examples for tip numbers from inspiring English sources
The tip numbers are just not going to work".
That is fundraising tip number one.
Tip number one: change your scale.
Tip number four is: do not do a man-overboard drill with an actual man.
"There are two ways to get to the top of an oak tree," is tip number five.
He doesn't tell you straight away, instead drawing out the tale with historical anecdotes, medical facts and literary references (tip number three: insert some suspense).
And we've got some tips to make reading easier: Tip number one: read the book in original next to the book translated into English, and check the sentences or words you don't know in the English edition.
He teases you with personal details about her life and the thought that something had gone terribly wrong for her somewhere (tip number two: people make the best subjects, not ideas).
Tip number two: write down the word you don't know in your vocabulary notebook – it sounds tedious but it's so useful to have one – and look up the word in the dictionary.
Gawande is a surgeon, giving him privileged access to some of the weirdest medical stories (tip number one for science writers: write about what you know best), and in "The itch", he's dug up a doozy.
