Sentence examples for I was dipping from inspiring English sources

Last year, when Belgian frites shacks started appearing on every corner, I was dipping fries into mayonnaise all over Manhattan.

Before I'd even had the chance to set foot on a piste, I was dipping my toes in one of the warm outdoor swimming pools at the five-year-old Alpentherme complex.

When I say that this was the first book I ever read, I don't mean to give the impression that I was dipping into English history at four and a half, or anything like that.

One minute I was dipping pretzel sticks into eight flavors of artisan goat cheese from Reichert's Dairy Air or enjoying herb lemonade (infused with rosemary, thyme, lemon balm and ginger) from Blue Gate Farm.

For me, BSURF was a little like my PFD for research— a constant that I could allow myself to lean on and return to while I was dipping my feet in the waters of research: Jason's wonderful breakfasts, inspiring faculty talks, daily seminars on how to ask good questions and communicate science with integrity, reassuring friends who, more or less were on the same shallow shores that I was.

I was dipping my finger to check and it was all delicious.

And I'm dipping into Ted Hughes's letters.

"Right now I am dipping cookies," Justin told people.

But soon I am dipping beneath trees heavy with blossom and rolling past allotments and stone cottages.

The lexicon, A Sea of Words, arrived just after I'd finished but I'm dipping in happily already in anticipation of Post Captain.

And, of course, I am dipping in and out of history books all the time in the course of my work.