| For prospective buyers, full disclosure of a home's history should be seen as a tip off that a certified home inspector be called in before the buyer plunks down any cash. |
| While large cash transfers can occasionally tip off authorities to drug activity, terrorists leave few telltale financial signs. |
| Then he pounds a stake in the ground as close to the main stem as possible, and clips the tip off the single stem that is left. |
| The heaviest shelling was spread over a week in order not to tip off the Germans of exactly when the assault would take place. |
| A huge tip off is if it's night time and he's wearing shades. |
| Well, right before the game, and I mean right before the tip off, I filled out the book and made sure I handed it to Tom, the ref. |
