Usage of "tip-off" | TermGallery

The act of starting a basketball game with a jump ball.

Uso de tip-off en inglés

The conversations came after media had already received anonymous tip-off, she said. 
 Radio NZ 

The FBI has admitted it received a tip-off about him last year. 
 BBC 

The curfew in parts of Baghdad followed a tip-off from a citizen. 
 Reuters 

Afzali lied about the tip-off when questioned by the FBI, prosecutors said. 
 Reuters 

He was ruled out of the game about an hour before tip-off. 
 Reuters 

In March, after the first article was published, I got a tip-off. 
 The Guardian 

When Fizdale walked onto the court shortly before tip-off, the crowd roared. 
 Reuters 

Police said they had conducted the search after a tip-off from the public. 
 News.com.au 

Searchers were working on a tip-off which was reliable, he said last week. 
 The Irish Times 

The tip-off was sent to a French news agency by letter. 
 Reuters 

Snifferdogalert.com invites New South Wales residents to sign up for an SMS tip-off. 
 The Irish Times 

A bit of free PR for the Fleet in exchange for the tip-off. 
 The Burning Dark 

Bomb disposal experts inspected the area after a tip-off but nothing was found. 
 The Irish Times 

The incident raised questions about the AFP's role in the tip-off. 
 News.com.au 

I stole a car, but buying land on a tip-off isn't a crime. 
 A nose for justice 

Troops were led to the caves after a tip-off from a FARC deserter. 
 Reuters 

Colocaciones frecuentes

Tip-off a través del tiempo

Significados de tip-off en inglés