Sentence examples for to tip around from inspiring English sources

Aogo steals possession and hits a thunderous left-footed drive which Given does well to tip around his post.

And that might not have been decisive had Cassio, the Brazil team's goalie, not made a flying finger tip save to tip around a curling shot from Victor Moses.

To the typical politico, this might seem like something to tip-toe around, but Davis -- the gunslinger that Grimes is not -- has used it as 11th hour target practice.

As the half progressed Germany pushed harder for an equaliser with Williams twice called into action to tip brilliantly around the post, first from Mittag after an excellent jinking run, and then from Melanie Behringer whose thumping drive arrowed for the bottom right hand corner.

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Some journalists and television commentators continue to tip toe around the issue of whether or not much of the political opposition to President Obama is "race based".

Osteen has repeatedly tried to tip toe around his stance on homosexuality, telling Piers Morgan in October of 2011 that he's not "mad at anybody" and doesn't "dislike anybody," while reiterating his belief that the scripture says homosexuality is a sin," and "two hundred years from now, the Scripture is still going to say that".

Orient midfielder Luke James was next to try his luck with a 25-yarder which had Olejnik scrambling low down to his right to tip the ball around the post.

Initially, Watford were in control as Lewis McGugan shot wide, before Cristian Battocchio's thunderous strike forced Cherries keeper Lee Camp to tip the ball around his post.

Instead of defending their work to pass health care reform, curb wall street abuses, reign in the credit card industry and make college affordable for working people, the Democrats tip-toed around these issues just enough to loose control of the political story-telling that defined their last two years of work.

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