Sentence examples for tip of something from inspiring English sources

"Duan" literally means "tip of something" and is often translated as "beginnings" in this context.

But even the "tip" is no longer what we thought it was before we knew it was a tip of something more.

This can be whatever you want: A note about a good cafe, a tip of something in the neighborhood to watch out for, a request to borrow something that someone else may have in the neighborhood, etc.

Push the jewel with the tip of something sharp.

Then, starting at the very center, roll it around the tip of something small, like a pencil or Q-tip.

Amid all the jabber, she couldn't help notice the tips of something sharp inside his mouth something that looked like fangs.

When you have an economy, that is in some respects nationally running flat out, the odds of something tipping it over are fairly high.

There's a satisfaction when something you hold in your head, and idea that floats just beyond the tip of your nose, becomes something flakey, gooey, and delicious on the end of my fork.

Pro tip: If you are accused of something preposterous, it's usually best not to answer the accusation, lest you lend it some credibility.

Tip-of-the-tongue syndrome is when people almost remember something but need a computer, or someone else, to help them find it.

Quick tip: never try to get rid of something in plain view of the police, it's only going to make you look guiltier than John Dillinger counting cash in a bank vault.