Sentence examples for tipping to from inspiring English sources

He offers advice on subjects ranging from airport taxis and tipping to dress codes and business etiquette.

Eighty percent of Americans say they prefer tipping to paying a service fee, according to Zagat Survey.

The billionaire, who many are tipping to win in Nevada, immediately seized on the controversy in a tweet.

OVER DINNER ONE night, Porter told me that he didn't expect his war against tipping to spread beyond his restaurant.

Lightly oil a frying pan and spoon in a ladleful of batter, tipping to spread it evenly.

Shareholders may be underestimating the impact of the shift on future returns while an unexpected advantage is tipping to the oiliest majors.

"Optimal Tip-to-Tip Efficiency".

It is hardly unheard of for rock stars to pay tribute to their colleagues and forbears, but Heart is taking professional hat-tipping to a new level.

The concessions first up – bowing to the culture war preoccupations of the party's conservative wing: keeping the marriage equality plebiscite, the hat-tipping to George Christensen on the safe schools program, a wink and a nod on reforming the Racial Discrimination Act, keeping climate change on the absolute down-low.

For all of her hat-tipping to the author's intent, Karen Durbin has squarely joined the ranks of those whom J. R. R. Tolkien may have despised only slightly less than he did Hitler: the attributors of the "allegory" label to his work.

Ripa provides a legal framework for the use of surveillance and data, such as intercept material, but has been criticised for lacking independent judicial oversight, and also for authorising local authorities to spy on residents for purposes ranging from the prevention of dog-fouling and fly-tipping to investigation of abuses of school-place applications.