He took a long, slow sip of his second glass of wine.
2
Horace took a second sip of whiskey, then set the glass aside.
3
She took a sip of water so she wouldn't have to answer.
4
I took another sip of my wine, at a loss for words.
5
It won't ever happen again. She took a long sip of wine.
Uso de sipp en inglés
1
Sip, like her vassal, I; lips and hands trembling, and not knowing that I sipp'd or tasted.
2
By moving to a SIPP you would lose access to this valuable benefit.
3
I now would like to know if I can transfer my SIPP to Ireland.
4
Dublin-based financial services group IFG has reported a pick-up in self-invested personal pension (SIPP) sales momentum.
5
Some occupational schemes allow savers to take out more than the standard 25 percent that a SIPP allows.
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Dublin-based financial services group IFG has reported a pick-up in momentum for self-invested personal pension (SIPP) sales .
7
Sipp said treatments were normally only introduced after they have proven to be effective in clinical trials and obtained approval from regulatory bodies.
8
The minimum investment is £1,000, and the bonds can be put into a Sipp but not an Isa.
9
Question I have returned to Ireland after 34 years abroad in the UK, where I contributed to a SIPP (self-invested personal pension).
10
She meant to get back by dinnertime, but the storm hit, so the two of them hung tight at Hurley's and sippped a few.
11
My UK SIPP manager tells me that compliance forbids him advising me any longer, unless I visit the UK for face to face meetings.