Sentence examples for tip of the state from inspiring English sources

Finally, at the southern tip of the state is Cairo.

Hardest hit would be Reno and Laughlin, a city at the southern tip of the state.

One Assembly candidate from the southwestern tip of the state, Andrew Goodell, was mentioned at length.

Stokes is off Route 206, four miles north of Branchville, virtually at the northernmost tip of the state.

Only the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington and the southwestern tip of the state were exempted from the executive order.

Health officials said a 13-year-old boy from Colebrook, in the northern tip of the state, also appeared to have the disease.

If they left a student in this state for 30 seconds, rather than just 10, before putting them out of their misery, the student was more likely to experience a tip-of-the-tongue state for that word when tested again two days later.

Both processing stages are separated by a "rift" (Levelt et al. 1999) which becomes evident in non-impaired speakers in the tip-of-the-tongue state, when meaning and syntax of a word but not its sound form are available.

The pair tested this idea by deliberately inducing tip-of-the-tongue states in student volunteers by asking them to name obscure objects such as an abacus.

The reason, they explain, is that tip-of-the-tongue states arise when we look for a word in the wrong part of our memory banks, and the more we persist, the more entrenched that mistaken habit becomes, thus making us more likely to look there next time around.

At the southern tip of India, the State of Kerala is generally not on the top of the list for first-timers to this vast country, but it is growing in popularity for good reason.