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Meanings of tipped into in English

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Usage of tipped into in English
1
Precisely identifying the point when that confidence tipped into arrogance is difficult.
The Irish Times
2
The bodies were tipped into trenches there and all around, he explained.
New york: the novel
3
Before anyone could do anything, she tipped into the black, empty space.
Twisted
4
At dusk, they were swept together and tipped into the sea.
The Scar
5
Legitimate grievances against police brutality tipped into excuse-making for criminal behavior.
The Guardian
6
The corners of his mouth tipped into a small, controlled smile.
Hot six
7
Spain has acknowledged that it has probably tipped into its second recession since 2009.
Reuters
8
Then the Soviet Union began to disintegrate, and Abkhazia was tipped into ethnic conflict.
Reuters
9
A couple of shakes, and there tipped into view all kinds of half-forgotten scraps.
Solar
10
Renfrew tipped into one and got a stain of mud on his trouser leg.
Timescape
11
Many private economists believe the United States economy tipped into a recession following the attacks.
The Irish Times
12
They were tipped into canals or simply burned.
The lies of locke lamora
13
A shot sounded nearby, disturbing the still night air like an anvil tipped into a millpond.
The street philosopher
14
CCTV footage has been released showing a homeless man being tipped into a bin lorry's compactor.
BBC
15
Sometimes I've tipped into shallow waters with fashion posts, then spent days talking about sexual harassment.
The Guardian
16
The small sail-cart veered off and tipped into the dust, snapping its tiny mast in two.
Wastelands
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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