Sentence examples for tippy from inspiring English sources

But legged landers tend to be tippy, and the rover still has to get down to the ground.

"There might be apologies for this and that, and sometimes you might have to stand on your tippy toes to see what I see in them, and there's funny and wacky and silly stuff that happens, and it's O.K. to laugh at that stuff, all right — but don't laugh at the movie to show how cool you are.

A "pre-Square" artist studies his craft his entire life, struggling with dead, inert, chaotic matter, trying to breathe life into it; as if fanning a fire, as if praying, he tries to ignite light within a stone; he stands on his tippy toes, craning his neck in an attempt to peek where the human eye cannot reach.

Jerry Greenberg, who became the president of Atlantic in 1974, told me, "If you don't have someone really good with a lot of power, it's very hard to get to the tippy, tippy top".

They also notice the table was tippy.

We turn outas tippy aseggs.

Ms. Hively says she fell for signs that seemed to invent their own typefaces: Lenox Lounge in Harlem had letters as curvy as good jazz; the Midtown dive Subway Inn favored italicized characters as tippy as the patrons leaving the bar.

"It is tippy and the board can be very unstable, but that's the part of the exercise that strengthens the core muscles," Mr. Doerner said.