Sentence examples for tipping of from inspiring English sources

Issues of tipping, of course, go far beyond restaurants.

His tipping of the bank's hand led speculators to drive the euro down to record lows.

Also learned that tipping of messengers has almost gone completely out of vogue.

The union, in a statement Saturday, said that there was no improper tipping of players in 2004.

The result, some say, has been a tipping of the balance of power toward the 1,550 inmates.

But their tutorials on the merits of various mainland assets are cursory and Mr Rogers's virtual tipping of individual shares for an American audience seems downright irresponsible.

Last year, for the first time, the Academy also saw a tipping of its so-called borough balance: more audience members from Brooklyn than from Manhattan.

Three miles off the coast, hearing just the cry of gulls and the tipping of the waves, I find the place of comfort I have always sought.

Distal movement and distal tipping of maxillary first molars.

This was also true of vestibulolingual tipping of the molars.

Initial excavation depth of 7 12 m existed before tipping of waste commenced.