Sentence examples for usually tipped from inspiring English sources

The tongue-shaped phyllids (leaves) are usually tipped by a long hair.

It is a service provided by the hotel, although the valet is usually tipped $2 to $5 in each direction.

Ms. Elmi said that foreign visitors (most likely journalists and aid workers) usually tipped well, but that many times rude militiamen barged in and refused to pay at all.

From 1944 to 1947, McCoy worked in the south studio, where "the drafting boards were low, and we sat on plywood chairs of Schindler's design rather than stools, and as I swung around before answering the telephone, which so seldom rang it always startled me, I usually tipped over the chair.

Liatu says the insurgents were usually tipped off about any imminent attack by the Nigerian army.

The base of the tail is the same color as the dorsal fur and is usually tipped in black; the tail is bushy.

I'll usually tip someone playing classical music in the stations, especially violins or cellos.

To be clear, I usually tip 20% (again, former waitress).

Twentypercentt is the minimum -- I usually tip $5 on a $15 haircut.

The inner corner of the eye is the hardest to replicate, and usually tips them off.

Workers usually tip a cat's ear, cutting a quarter-inch off the top of the ear while the cat is anesthetized for the sterilization surgery.