Sentence examples for where a tip from inspiring English sources

He was finally arrested last week in Santa Monica, Calif., where a tip led the F.B.I. to discover him living under an alias with his longtime girlfriend.

Some come from countries where a tip of well under 10percentt, even a tip of 5percentt, isn't unusual, and isn't stingy.

When someone checks in on Foursquare at a school where a tip was left, or nearby that location, the tip pops up in the application sharing something like this: "Corporal punishment was used 27 times during the 2009-10 school year and 13 times this year.

There are also weird cases like Russia, where a tip is expected of a foreigner but not always of a native, and Egypt, where tipping is common but often at a flat rate rather than as a percentage of the bill.

In the offseason, Rivera returned to Panama, where a tip from him to Raybourn led to the Yankees signing a promising local 16-year-old player, Rivera's cousin Rubén.

This was implemented computationally by a rule where a tip cell's leading node remembers its previous location, and a vector is calculated between its previous location and current one.

Compared with Boston, where Text-a-Tip made its debut in 2007, Chicago got off to a slow start.

Thus, if a restaurant has a no-tipping policy but 20% higher menu prices, it will be seen as a lot more expensive than a restaurant with 20% lower prices but where a 20% tip to the server is customary.

In Clearwater, Poppa's BBQ makes the meanest Memphis-style dry-rubbed baby back ribs along the Gulf of Mexico, in a simple space where a Styrofoam tip cup on the counter and some trophies make the only decor.

A non-hysteretic field dependence of dI/dV(H) results for H < H sw. Figure 4h represents a ferromagnetic state of the tip, where a switching of tip and sample at different field magnitudes is observed.

Elsewhere homeless residents were put up in a shopping mall where a felt-tip sign read: "New evacuees register here".