Sentence examples for tipper of from inspiring English sources
During a recent stay at the Hyatt in Wichita, she gave the bellboy just $5 for seven bags, making her the "all time worst tipper" of the famous people who have stayed there.
Tipper, of course, immediately intimated to friends, with her sly, our-love-life-is-groovy smile, that there would be times when that Webcam would have to be turned off.
And if it comes to pass, the principal culprit, the tipper of the balance, is likely to be the abuse in recent years in the rich countries of both capitalism and democracy that coincided with, and was greatly reinforced by, the "new economy" boom of the late 1990s.
Mr. Clinton ducked into the Merrimack Restaurant, one of his haunts here in the 1992 campaign, and requested the same waitress, Jane Davis, who had served him then and had once written in the local newspaper that he was the best tipper of all the candidates who came through.
The suspected tipper on one of the cases was the incoming CEO of Morgan Stanley.
But Porter, like the anti-tippers of yore, was persuaded tipping itself was pernicious.
"There were hardly any this year," she said, "but then, they're the worst tippers of the bunch".
The pucks often travel a treacherous path, choked with players determined to block them — an obstacle tippers of decades past rarely dealt with.
Brownfield sites will be developed (bad news for the scrap metal collectors and fly-tippers of the future), density will increase in underpopulated areas, previously maligned backwaters will be blessed with their own cereal cafes and artisan bakeries.
This brings us to Professor Lynn's extraordinary re-search on tipping, which ranges all over the place, but along the way makes it clear that the tippers of America are not seriously differentiating between the good and the poor performers.
In truth, tipping is a mild though widespread form of corruption that seeks to pervert the relationship between employer and employee in favour of the tipper to the detriment both of the employer and other customers.Tipping is also the action of a bully who picks on the weakest and, in the presumption of the tipper, most corruptible members of society.
