Sentence examples for too much tip from inspiring English sources

He immediately turned around, handed me two quarters and said, "Too much tip!" WALL STREET, TAKE NOTICE!

Some agents complained that they spend far too much time chasing marginal tips.

Don't take too much time collecting your tips after your stage dance, guys have a hard time remembering the last dancer once a new girl is on stage.

It's a neutral kind of setting where it won't take too much to tip the mood into darkness.

Another depressant has been fear that the Federal Reserve, in its drive to cool off a white-hot economy, will tighten monetary policy too much and tip the economy into recession.

They focus too much on tips and tactics.

It is reasonable to worry about such things, but there are three dangers attendant on focusing humanity's response to the climate crisis too much on tipping points.

He said that if Republicans were behind in other states, some of the more sophisticated Democrats could vote against Mr. Torricelli without worrying too much about tipping the Senate.

The mighty Economist writes of "the disturbing thought" that "America's current employment woes stem from a precipitous and permanent change caused by not too little technological progress, but too much … A tipping point seems to have been reached, at which AI-based automation threatens to supplant the brain-power of large swathes of middle-income employees".

Cut just enough of the tip off to allow the caulk to fill the gap next to the rim; cutting away too much of the tip will mean too much caulk on your counter.

He also fears that too much disclosure might tip off the enemy and discourage the executive from considering aggressive measures in the war on terror.