Tipped sentence example
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- He tipped his head in a silent greeting.
- He tipped his hat back, fixing her with a bright blue gaze that stunned her vocal cords.
- She tipped her head to the side and smiled at Lisa.
- We were on a drug bust and someone tipped off the bad guys.
- She tipped it to her lips and emptied it.Advertisement
- He tipped her chin up.
- Reviewing their day together, she couldn't find any instance where he'd directly tipped her off.
- Either he got smart fast or someone tipped him off.
- He tipped his glass.
- One side of his mouth tipped up in a wry smile.Advertisement
- He tipped the glass up and drained it.
- She tipped her head to the side and regarded him reproachfully.
- He used his gifts to get him home, fast, after another of his senses tipped him off.
- Around the tree by the pond, daffodils tipped their trumpets away from the light breeze.
- She tipped the hourglass, and black sand began to spill.Advertisement
- Clara tipped her head to the side and smiled wisely.
- Do you think he's one of people we tipped about to the line?
- Who's afraid of this Psychic Tipster except a killer who knows what was tipped couldn't be learned by normal means?
- Darkyn tipped her chin up, until she met his gaze again.
- The guards on the fortress walls had bunched together to watch and draw poison- tipped arrows.Advertisement
- Her head was tipped back so that she could see his face and her excitement was personified in the dancing of her pony tail.
- She tipped her head back, inviting his lips to join hers.
- Carmen tipped her head to the side, contemplating the name.
- A specimen in the Zoological Gardens of London had the back and tail dark grey, the tail tipped with black, and a rufous wash on the cheeks, shoulders, flanks and outer surface of the limbs, with the under surface white.
- " Lean-to," " shed," or " pent " roofs are practically developments of the flat roof, one end of the joists (which are now called " rafters ") being tipped up to form a decided slope, which enables slates, tiles, corrugated iron and other materials to be employed which cannot be used upon a " flat " roof.Advertisement
- Just then the buggy tipped slowly over upon its side, the body of the horse tipping also.
- Make a beach ball by punching a circle from patterned paper, adding details with a fine tipped black pen, and shading with chalk.
- He swung up on his horse and tipped his hat to her before riding into the desert.
- The tips are states away from what's being tipped.
- She tipped her head back, longing for him to kiss her the way he used to.Advertisement
- Appendages of 1st pair consisting of three segments, completely chelate, without poison gland; of 2nd pair slender, leg-like, tipped with three claws, the basal segment without sterno-coxal process taking no share in mastication, and widely separated from its fellow of the opposite side; 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th appendages similar in form to the 2nd and to each other.
- Appendages of the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th pairs similar in form and function, tipped with two claws, their basal segments in contact in the median ventral line.
- Dr Petrie surmounts the difficulty by saying that the process depicted is not glass-blowing, but some metallurgical process in which reeds were used tipped with lumps of clay.
- Their horns are white, tipped with black, and extended and turned upwards in the manner distinctive of the park-breed.
- The genus Atherura includes the brush-tailed porcupines which are much smaller animals, with long tails tipped with bundles of flattened spines.Advertisement
- The archers shot well and with strong bows, though their arrows were generally tipped only with stone or bone; their shields or targets, mostly round, were of ordinary barbaric forms; the spears or javelins had heads of obsidian or bronze, and were sometimes hurled with a spear-thrower or atlatl, of which pictures and specimens still exist, showing it to be similar in principle to those used by the Australians and Eskimo.
- (I) the North Atlantic division~down to New Jersey and Pennsylvania; (2) the South Atlantic divisionfrom Delaware to Florida (including West Virginia); (3) the North Central divisionincluding the states within a triangle tipped by Ohio, Kansas and North Dakota; (4) the South Central division -covering a triangle tipped by Kentucky, Alabama and Texas; and (5) the Western divisionincluding the Rocky Mountains and Pacific states.
- The iron-producing area of the country may be divided, with regard to natural geographic, historic and trade considerations, into four districts: (1) the Lake Superior district, embracing the states of Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin; (2) the southern district, embracing the triangle tipped by Texas, Maryland and Georgia; (3) the northern district, embracing the triangle tipped by Ohio, New Jersey and Massachusetts, plus the states of Iowa and Missouri; (4) the western district, which includes the states of the Rocky Mountain region and Pacific coast.
- 4 shows the mounting of a Thomson card on its pivot, which in common with the pivots of most other compasses is made of brass, tipped with osmium-iridium, which although very hard can be sharply pointed and does not corrode.
- All have white pendant flowers, tipped with green.Advertisement
- The ground is transferred in trucks to the shaft where it is automatically tipped into skips holding 96 cubic ft.
- In the young of the year the whole head, neck and throat are clothed in dull black, and most of the feathers of the mantle and wing-coverts are broadly tipped and mesially streaked with tawny or lightish-grey.
- The supposed figures of glass-blowers in early scenes are really those of smiths, blowing their fires by means of reeds tipped with clay.
- In very rare instances the tail is tipped with white.
- The Indian wolf has a dingy reddish-white fur, some of the hairs being tipped with black.Advertisement
- (e) The rest of the somites carry equi-formal simple appendages, consisting of a corm or axis tipped with two chitinous claws and devoid of rami.
- The somites following the head are strictly nomomeristic and nomotagmic. The first three form the thorax, thhe appendages of which are the walking legs, tipped with paired claws or ungues (compare the homoplastic claws of Scorpio and Peripatus).
- The Papuan bow is rather short, the arrows barbed and tipped with cassowary or human bone.
- She had often an acute pain in her side, and fancied that an angel came to her with a lance tipped with fire, which he struck into her heart.
- Its bill is shorter than its head; its tarsi are reticulated instead of scutellated in front, with the upper part feathered instead of being bare; and the plumage of its body and wings is very different, each feather being tipped with a distinct whitish band, while that of the head and neck is greyishbrown.Advertisement
- In the red coati, ranging from Surinam to Paraguay, the tail is marked with from seven to nine broad fulvous or rufous rings, alternating with black ones, and tipped with black.
- When the water is frozen the moulds are dipped in a tank containing warm water, and on being tipped the blocks of ice fall out.
- She tipped her head back and gazed up at his solemn face.
- He suspected Czerno's Watcher allies tipped him off.
- The obelisk tipped and then fell, tearing a hole in the ground that threw Darian and Yully into the shallows of the ocean.
- Hotel porters, hairdressers and cloakroom attendants also expect to be tipped.
- Starter kit includes special tungsten carbide tipped router cutter, template and three spacer rings.
- Parallel to the production of high-grade steels is Sheffield's development of sintered carbides for use on tipped cutting tools and in certain dies.
- Fishing an 8m pole Hugh fed caster, hemp and small 3mm pellet and fished double caster tipped with worm on the hook.
- Hunters tipped their darts with a potent plant poison called curare or with poison from certain species of frogs.
- Corners scuffed, front free endpaper tipped in, a few light marks, very good.
- It was made of a reddish wood, finely polished, and tipped at both ends with finely engraved silver.
- Watch this space All sticks are tipped with a metal ferrule to prevent damage to the end of the stick.
- The Naivasha race tends to show pale tipped feathers on their heads which this gives them a somewhat frosty effect.
- Whales are still caught with a grenade tipped harpoon fired from a cannon.
- Sienna tipped as Oscar race hots up It seems Sienna Miller is the actress everyone's talking about as the Oscar race heats up.
- Tipped employees receive a special minimum wage of $ 2.13 per hour in direct wages.
- He was tipped to become one of the leading lights of post modernism.
- I was feeling a bit nervous about going kayaking in case I tipped over.
- Considered by many to be an outstanding orator, he was widely tipped to be a future prime minister.
- Mary Peters was not tipped to win the pentathlon at the 1972 Games.
- Andrews successful bait was a grain of corn tipped of with a small red worm which he fished over hemp and chopped corn.
- A cutting to the north located a possible rampart strengthened by tipped stone with a vertical timber revetment.
- Continuous recording models are available with 1, 2, or 3 channels; they include high quality sapphire tipped pens for long life.
- The tube is white striped green with white sepals tipped green.
- The tube is pale pink complimented with pink sepals tipped green.
- These are then swilled round the glass to 'clean' it for the next person and tipped onto the sawdust covering the floor.
- When an insect lands on a sundew, its legs and wings get caught on the sticky tipped tentacles like flies on fly paper.
- Other dangerous sharks include the tiger shark, mako, bronze and black- tipped whalers, and hammerhead.
- The lower usage of Apology (as expression of regret for a fault) has tipped many a sarcasm besides George III.'s on the occasion of Bishop Watson's book,, " I did not know that the Bible needed an apology!"
- The first recorded form of plough is found on the monuments of Egypt, where it consists simply of a wooden wedge tipped with iron and fastened to a handle projecting backwards and a beam, pulled by men or oxen, projecting forwards.
- The short tube is baby pink with white sepals tipped green which recurve gracefully to expose a compact full double white corolla.
- The pair fished corn tipped with red worm over carp pellet.
- The claret feathers of the breast are tipped with white, and the scapular feathers are also edged with chestnut.
- Bait: A smallish ragworm was threaded up the shank of the hook, which was tipped off with a chunk of frozen mackerel.
- More ENGLISH SCHOOLS REPORT: Daley tips Tinkler for future stardom 10/7/06 FORMER Olympic champion Daley Thompson has tipped...
- Clooney is heavily tipped for the best supporting actor Oscar.
- During the folding of the slate beds they were tipped over to an angle of forty five degrees.
- The chips or pellets can be tipped directly from a tipper truck or trailer into an bunker.
- All parts are automatically fed from vibratory bowl feeder systems where box quantities of product are loosely tipped into the feeding bowls.
- Surrounding the front garden were eighteenth century black wrought iron railings, tipped with gold paint.
- Baby spoon-These tiny, soft tipped spoons are perfect for those first solid feedings.
- This will switch the heater off if it gets knocked or tipped over.
- Make sure that the stand you put your tree in is sturdy and can't be tipped over easily.
- Unlike the smoke pattern coat, the chinchilla is tipped on only about an eighth of an inch of the hair shaft.
- Thread streams of lights through house plants or place a strand inside a large crystal bowl along with snow tipped pine, ivy or holly, add cranberries and silk magnolia blossoms for a touch of Southern charm.
- There is also a brush tipped end for perfect blending.
- Two colors: Apply the darker color to the bottom of the eyelid using a short tipped applicator.
- Smudge eyeliner with a sponge tipped applicator to get a smoky blended look.
- When you open the lid, there is a dual tipped sponge applicator and a mirror that slides out from under the compact making it easy to apply anytime, anywhere.
- A large, rubber tipped spoon, for example, can function as a stirring and serving spoon for big meals, as well as a spatula for scraping sides of mixing bowls.
- Rumor has it she tipped $1 on a $10 order.
- Charlie Sheen - The actor reportedly tipped each staff member $200 after his daughter's birthday party.
- A great way to get tipped off on hot sale items, this site will help you find adorable sundresses at affordable prices.
- The air finds no flat surface to batter against and the house is not easily tipped or rotated.
- Kurdistan. C. spinosus is a quaint little plant like a small Apicra or Haworthia, with a rosette of flat, spoon-shaped leaves, each tipped with a spine, and a spike of yellow flowers in early summer.
- It is of moderate growth, having foliage very much like the Holly, and handsome flowers in the form of a tube of bright scarlet tipped with yellow.
- Planted singly, its rosettes are sometimes nearly 5 inches across, the leaves glaucous, and tipped at the points with chocolate.
- Its large leaves are cut and undulated, and tipped and margined with scattered spines; they are bright glistening green, with broad white veins.
- The flowers are very full, and floating, the lower petals often prettily tipped with rosy white during the heat of summer, becoming deeper and more uniform towards the autumn.
- Nymphaea Alba Laydekeri Lilacea - Very free in its small flowers of soft rosy-lilac tipped with clear pink, their color deepening to rosy-crimson on the third day.
- Petals rosy-purple, tipped and flaked with pink; stamens orange-red.
- Hair Jewelry - This includes tiaras, beaded hair clips, sparkling crowns, crystal tipped pins plus a variety of other accessories.
- Hats: You can find everything from a stylish beanie hat to military caps to felt tipped hats here.
- Sweetened black tea is fermented with the mushroom, which at this stage is the aforementioned culture of bacteria and yeasts and looks as though it was tipped straight from a Petri dish.
- Stains result from a glass that gets tipped over, a bump to an arm or a few drops that make their way down the stem of the glass, forming ring on the tablecloth.
- Hats for French fashion dolls look best when sitting tipped downward placed forward on the doll's head or set on an angle.
- While a person colors (with felt tipped markers, colored pens, pencils, etc.) a state of consciousness similar to meditation occurs.
- When you brush you hair, use a soft tipped brush.
- Just Hairstyles has a section reserved just for "Outrageous Hairstyles" with ideas ranging from bangs over the eyes to misplaced rattails and on to the oddly tipped short cuts.
- Opal Blue Hair Pins: This hair pin is reminiscent of a delicate tree branches; several of the sprays are tipped with opal and blue crystals, while the pin itself is anchored at its very core by a large crystal center.
- For example, the Mr. Heater Portable Buddy Heater model has a pilot design with a switch that shuts off if it is tipped over.
- Many new heater models are designed to turn off automatically if they are tipped over.
- Be sure to choose a unit that will turn off automatically if it is tipped over to further control for potential hazards.
- There is also a safety features that shuts the heater off if it is tipped over in any direction.
- Soak three strands of cotton string in this mixture for 10-12 hours, storing the bowl in a safe place where it won't get tipped over.
- Mini-heart tipped prongs for a whimsically romantic touch.
- Snap or button enclosures ensure the tote will stay closed, although items are less secure if the bag is tipped or turned.
- The bow is tipped lightly in red, giving the bag just a hint of extra sass and sophistication.
- Whether you choose a felt tipped clog or a sterling white pair of Birkenstock Arizona Sandals, you'll be sure to find a great price.
- Basically, this entails moving immediately into a position where the pelvis is tipped up, with legs up in the air, which can help nature do its work.
- The clean nail bed tipped with a white end has a classic and finished look that is always sexy, yet also appropriate for any occasion, from work to formal events.
- Youth Code Eye Cream has a unique metal tipped applicator that cools as it helps eliminate under-eye bags.
- Ball Bags: When a ball gets tipped out of play, the umpire reaches into his ball bag and provides the new one for the pitcher.
- Carmen turned and tipped her head back to look at the face of the man who towered over her.
- He tipped his hat at Cassie, a glint of humor in his eyes.
- Adrena tipped her head to the side and studied Cynthia thoughtfully for a moment.
- She tipped her head to the side reflectively.
- Deidre tipped the vial to tap the last of the liquid out and glanced up at Wynn.
- Andre had tipped them off about another, smaller warehouse.
- Something she saw must have tipped her off, yet nothing looked out of place.
- Alex tipped his head back on the pillow and she kissed his unresponsive lips.
- He tipped his head towards the man he'd brought with him.
- She tipped her head back and leaned forward, offering a cheek.
- The soft chocolate gaze met hers and the smooth lips tipped up slightly at the corners.
- She tipped her head back and looked up at his face.
- Finally she tipped her head back and gazed up into his face.
- She tipped her head back and opened her little mouth as wide as she could get it.
- With a sigh she tipped her head back and allowed his lips to burn a trail down her throat all the way to the beginning swell of her breasts.
- She tipped her head to the side and winked at him.
- Appendages of 2nd pair not underlying the mouth, but freely movable and, except in primitive forms, furnished with a maxillary lobe; the rest of the limb like the legs, tipped with a single claw and quite unmodified (except in a').
- The next ball is tipped off outside edge but drops inches short of Strauss's outstretched paws.
- Felipa tipped her head to the side, as if she was considering that information.
- He tipped his head to the side.
- He wasn't going to leave until she did as he told her, so she removed the lid and tipped the canteen to her lips.
- Darkyn tipped her chin up to meet her gaze.
- The clerk darted around the counter towards the corner, where someone had accidently tipped over a lit candelabra that was now burning the curtains.
- Her head was tipped to the side, resting on her tiny shoulder.
- He tipped her chin up and kissed her lightly.
- Donald Ryland tipped his wool cap to her as he entered, still dripping snow on the kitchen floor.
- Weller tipped his glass high.
- She tipped her head back and gazed up into his somber features.
- Remaining pairs of appendages similar in form and function, each tipped with two or three claws.
- From the same stock may be derived the Abyssinian breed, in which the ears are relatively large and occasionally tipped with long hairs (thus recalling the tufted ears of the jungle-cat).
- Someone or something tipped him off.
- His agenda was one born of experience: if the scales between the White and Black Gods tipped too far one way, life was bad.