Sentence examples for tipped of from inspiring English sources

A loop of punts blocked, of field goals tipped, of returns fumbled — it blazes through his mind as he stares out the window, clear into darkness.

There were a few on the Northampton side playing for a way back in to the England squad too – and a young man at No8, Teimana Harrison, who has been tipped of late to join them there.

It is therefore plausible to assume that the level of load capacity can be tipped of by how much running experience and the pace abilities the runners possess prior to running participation.

La Cañada, 27-25, 23-25, 23-25, 25-19: The Spartans tipped of their season Thursday on the road with a nonleague loss.

TOT: tip-of-the-tongue.

Top-of-mind means tip-of-tongue.

So do you tip both of them?

Tip of the Spear.

The tips of your nipples.

Tip of the Day?

tip of Mississippi.